The recent development of miniature inductive adders has made it feasible to design programmable, high-repetition-rate pulsers with a substantially higher voltage than is possible using a conventional field-effect transistor architecture. Prototype pulsers using the new technology are being developed as part of a series of experiments at LLNL to test the concept of a recirculating induction accelerator. Preliminary numerical work is reported here to determine what effects the higher-voltage pulsers would have on the beam quality of the LLNL small recirculator
The principle of linear induction acceleration is described, and examples are given of practical con...
Recirculating induction accelerators have been studied as a potential low cost driver for inertial f...
an all solid-state power source for high-current induction accelerators. The original power system d...
Recent advances in solid-state switches have made it feasible to design programmable, high-repetitio...
The US is developing the physics and technology of induction accelerators for heavy-ion beam-driven ...
Progress in electronic power conversion technology is making possible a new class of induction linac...
A heavy ion linear induction accelerator is considered to be the leading driver candidate for an Ine...
The recirculating induction accelerator is a new class of particle accelerator being developed at LL...
A research team from the Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory and Bechtel Nevada Corporation is de...
Researchers at the Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory (LLNL) are developing a flexible, all soli...
The US Inertial Fusion Energy (IFE) Program is developing induction accelerator technology toward th...
A recirculating induction accelerator requires accelerating waveforms that produce current amplifica...
Recirculating induction accelerators (recirculators) have been investigated as possible drivers for ...
Heavy-ion accelerators are considered to be one of the promising driver alternatives for inertial fu...
The pulsers used in most of the induction linacs evolved from the very large body of work that was d...
The principle of linear induction acceleration is described, and examples are given of practical con...
Recirculating induction accelerators have been studied as a potential low cost driver for inertial f...
an all solid-state power source for high-current induction accelerators. The original power system d...
Recent advances in solid-state switches have made it feasible to design programmable, high-repetitio...
The US is developing the physics and technology of induction accelerators for heavy-ion beam-driven ...
Progress in electronic power conversion technology is making possible a new class of induction linac...
A heavy ion linear induction accelerator is considered to be the leading driver candidate for an Ine...
The recirculating induction accelerator is a new class of particle accelerator being developed at LL...
A research team from the Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory and Bechtel Nevada Corporation is de...
Researchers at the Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory (LLNL) are developing a flexible, all soli...
The US Inertial Fusion Energy (IFE) Program is developing induction accelerator technology toward th...
A recirculating induction accelerator requires accelerating waveforms that produce current amplifica...
Recirculating induction accelerators (recirculators) have been investigated as possible drivers for ...
Heavy-ion accelerators are considered to be one of the promising driver alternatives for inertial fu...
The pulsers used in most of the induction linacs evolved from the very large body of work that was d...
The principle of linear induction acceleration is described, and examples are given of practical con...
Recirculating induction accelerators have been studied as a potential low cost driver for inertial f...
an all solid-state power source for high-current induction accelerators. The original power system d...