Energy regulation method for traveling wave electron linear accelerator
A linear accelerator and energy adjustment technology, applied in the direction of linear accelerators, electrical components, accelerators, etc., can solve the problem of reducing the efficiency of electron capture and transmission, and achieve the effect of improving the efficiency of capture and transmission
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[0020] The main components of the electron linear accelerator are as image 3 As shown, it includes electron gun, accelerating tube, klystron, pulse modulator, solid-state source, microwave waveguide, control system, vacuum system, focusing system and water cooling system and other auxiliary systems. The control system provides the starting, boosting, beam output, beam stop, voltage reduction and shutdown of the pulse modulator and electron gun. The pulse modulator provides high-voltage pulses to the electron gun and the klystron at the same time. The solid-state signal source provides the microwave excitation signal to the klystron. The microwave power output by the klystron is transmitted to the accelerating tube through the waveguide, and a microwave accelerating field is established to accelerate the electron beam generated by the electron gun and input into the accelerating tube to the required energy. The focusing system provides focusing force and reduces the loss of ...
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[0025] The difference from Example 1 is that while adjusting the gate voltage of the electron gun, the output high voltage of the modulator is fine-tuned to adjust the output energy of the traveling-wave electron linear accelerator, which can further improve the reduction in the electron beam capture and transmission efficiency. For the 10MeV traveling wave electron linear accelerator, the gate control voltage of the electron gun is adjusted and the high voltage of the modulator is fine-tuned, the output energy range is: 6~12MeV, and the transmission efficiency is reduced by no more than 20%.
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