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RF ion source development for neutral beam application

Description: At Lawrence Berkeley Laboratory, a 24 x 24 cm/sup 2/ RF source has been tested with beam acceleration. Recently, we have been investigating the characteristics of plasmas generated with different kinds of antenna coatings. The antenna coil was installed inside a cylindrical multicusp source (20-cm diam by 24-cm long) and was driven by a 500 W amplifier. A tiny light bulb filament was used to start a background plasma. The RF was then switched on and a steady-state hydrogen plasma of moderate de… more
Date: November 1, 1983
Creator: Leung, K. N.; Ehlers, K. W.; Kippenhan, D. & Vella, M. C.
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Design and fabrication of a 30 second pulsed plasma generator

Description: The design and fabrication techniques for a large hybrid magnetic cusp plasma generator developed for 30 sec pulse length are described. Included are the magnetic cusp geometry features, water cooling characteristics, filament structures, and the high energy density actively cooled anode and electron dump employed.
Date: October 1, 1983
Creator: Biagi, L. A.; Ehlers, K. W.; Lietzke, A. F.; Matuk, C. A.; Maruyama, Y.; Paterson, J. A. et al.
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System requirements for the Los Alamos foil-implosion project

Description: The goal of the Los Alamos imploding foil project is the development of an intense source of soft x rays and hot plasma produced from the thermalization of 1 to 10 MJ of plasma kinetic energy. The source will be used for material studies and fusion experiments. Specifically, thin, current-carrying cylindrical metallic plasmas are imploded via their self-magnetic forces. Features of this project are the use of high-explosive-driven flux-compression generators as the prime power source to achieve… more
Date: January 1, 1983
Creator: Brownell, J.; Bowers, R.; Greene, A.; Lindemuth, I.; Nickel, G.; Oliphant, T. et al.
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Method of forming a thin unbacked metal foil

Description: The present invention relates generally to metal foils and methods of making the same. More particularly, this invention pertains to the fabrication of very thin, unbacked metal foils.
Date: February 23, 1983
Creator: Duchane, D. V. & Barthell, B. L.
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