Based on the Oak Ridge National Laboratory (ORNL) source development program, ways to create a uniform and dense plasma are briefly reviewed. The positive ions so created will be accelerated towards a surface convertor for producing negative ions. The convertor will be used for reducing the electrons in the extraction region. The significant results and features of this study are presented.
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Based on the Oak Ridge National Laboratory (ORNL) source development program, ways to create a uniform and dense plasma are briefly reviewed. The positive ions so created will be accelerated towards a surface convertor for producing negative ions. The convertor will be used for reducing the electrons in the extraction region. The significant results and features of this study are presented.
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Tsai, C C; Stirling, W L & Davis, R C.Methods for independent plasma production and beam injection for H/sup +/. -->. H/sup -/ surface conversion,
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