[ IS.ECR-010 ]

2.45 GHz ECR Ion Source

High Current Positive Ion Source • ECR Technology • Neutron Therapeutics Licensed

[ ECR Ion Sources ]

IS.ECR-010

2.45 GHz ECR Ion Source · Neutron Therapeutics Licensed

Microwave-driven plasma generation provides excellent beam stability, low maintenance requirements, and long service intervals, making the source well suited for continuous research and industrial accelerator applications. The D-Pace ECR Ion Source delivers high beam currents of 30 mA or greater for singly charged (1+) gaseous ions, with beam-current stability of ±1% over 24 hours. This source is also equipped with tunable solenoids and variable extraction energy to allow for different plasma configurations and beam energy variation.

Beam Intensities

Ion Species Beam Current (mA) Beam Energy (keV) Notes
H+ 30 40-60
H2+ 3 40-60
D+ 30 (est.) 40-60
He+ 30 40-60
Kr+ 5 40-60

Ion Source Characteristics

Particle Types H+, H2+, He+, D+,Kr+ and most gaseous ions
Beam Kinetic Energy 60 keV
Beam Purity > 90% (for H+)
Beam Current Stability ±1% over 24 hours
Frequency 2.45 GHz

Vacuum System

Turbo Pump Speed 2300 L/s
Turbo Pump Flange ISO250
Roughing Pump Capacity 36 m3/h

Gas Flow

Mass Flow Controller 0-5 sccm of H2

Controls

Control PLC Allen-Bradley
User Interface Options Custom web-based interface, EPICS compatible
HV Interlocks Safeguards designed in accordance with ISO 13849

Key Features

High Beam Current 30 mA+
Low Maintenance Long service intervals, 6 months+ of continuous operation
Variable Energy On the fly extraction voltage adjustment

Applications

Accelerator Injectors Stable, low emittance beam
Materials processing Tight energy spread, high current density

Nominal Beam Characteristics For H⁺ (60 keV)

Geometric Emittance (1RMS) < 10 mm⋅mrad
Normalized Emittance (1RMS) < 0.15 mm⋅mrad
Distribution Gaussian
Andrew Paul
Andrew Paul
M.Sc, E.I.T.
Engineering Physicist, E.I.T.

Included

  • Ion source & vacuum box

Optional

  • Turnkey ion source system or any sub-components
  • LEBT components
  • Diagnostic devices

Case studies

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