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Quadrupole Beam BenderElectrostatic ±90° Deflection of Charged Particle Beams
Quadrupole Beam Bender
Description
The DREEBIT Quadrupole Beam Bender is an ion optical device designed to bend charged particles of the electric charge q with kinetic energies of up to 25 kV · q by an angle of 90°. The deflection is realized by quarter-pipe electrodes set up perpendicularly to the direction of the incoming ion beam in a typical electrostatic quadrupole arrangement.
With this design, the quadrupole beam bender can be used to guide a beam towards up to three different beamline sections downstream from the quadrupole chamber (directions ±90° and straight). Additionally, the quadrupole is equiped with lenses to correct the shape of the beam after ±90° deflection.
The beam deflection can be set continuously by using standard power supplies or the quadrupole can be operated in pulsed mode. Therefore, a high voltage pulser with built-in power supplies has been developed which is available as optional equipment to the quadrupole beam bender.
Technical Parameters
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Quadrupole Parameters | |
max. voltage on quadrupole electrodes | ± 30 kV |
max. voltage on correction lenses | + 10 kV |
max. ion beam energy | 25 kV · q |
ion orbit curvature radius | 40 mm |
entrance / exit slit diameter | 12 mm |
quadrupole capacitance | < 500 pF |
General Parameters | |
beamline attachment flange | DN 160 CF, vertical installation |
max. bakeout temperature | 150 °C |
Infrastructural Requirements | |
vacuum conditions during operation | suitable from 1e-10 mbar up to 1e-7 mbar |
Scope of Delivery
- quadrupole beam bender mounted onto a DN 160 CF flange including shielded HV feedthroughs
- HV connectors for attachment of customer supplied cables
Optional Equipment
- power supplies for operation of the quadrupole incl. tailored cables according to customer specifications
- high voltage pulser including power supplies, switching of all HV outputs between max. 90 % of max. voltage and ground potential, HV ramping time < 10 µs, min. delay between two "HV on" phases of duty cycles 15 ms