Injection of metallic elements into an electron-beam ion trap using a Knudsen cell

C Yamada; K Nagata; N Nakamura; S Ohtani; S Takahashi; T Tobiyama; M Tona; H Watanabe; N Yoshiyasu; M Sakurai; FJ Currell

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Injection of metallic elements into an electron-beam ion trap using a Knudsen cell

C Yamada, K Nagata, N Nakamura, S Ohtani, S Takahashi, T Tobiyama, M Tona, H Watanabe, N Yoshiyasu, M Sakurai, FJ Currell

Dalton Nuclear Institute

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Abstract

A method of injecting metallic elements into an electron-beam ion trap (EBIT) is described. The method is advantageous over the conventional coaxial and pulsed injection methods in two ways: (a) complicated switching of injection and extraction beams can be avoided when extracting beams of highly charged ions from the EBIT and (b) a beam of stable intensity can be achieved. This method may be applicable to any metallic elements or metallic compounds that have vapor pressures of ∼0.1Pa at a temperature lower than 1900°C. We have employed this method for the extraction of highly charged ions of Bi, Er, Fe, and Ho.

Original language	English
Number of pages	3
Journal	Review of Scientific Instruments
Volume	77
Issue number	6
DOIs	https://doi.org/10.1063/1.2216867
Publication status	Published - Jun 2006

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Injection of metallic elements into an electron-beam ion trap using a Knudsen cell

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