Faraday detector for sub-nanosecond frontier pulsed electron beam measurements
A pulsed electron beam and detector technology, applied in the field of Faraday detectors, can solve the problems of limited measurement range of detection equipment, and achieve the effects of widening the measurement range, high sublimation temperature, and strong conductivity
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[0018] see figure 1 , the detector in the preferred embodiment of the present invention has an axisymmetric structure as a whole. The grounded shell 8 is a cylindrical structure with two ends open, one end is connected to the electron beam source 9 , and the other end is installed with the collimator 1 . The collimator 1 is made of metallic copper material, with an outer diameter of 50mm, and is installed on the inner wall of one end of the grounded casing 8, and its function is to ensure that the entire detector is parallel to the equipment. The end of the collimator 1 facing the outside is provided with a vacuum cable holder 7, which transmits the beam current signal to the oscilloscope by connecting the coaxial cable, and its other function is to ensure that the Faraday detector is isolated from the outside atmosphere, so that the Faraday detector is in a vacuum environment . One end of the pin of the sampling resistor 2 is welded on the inner end of the collimator 1 . T...
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