Measurement of the efficiency of secondary emission monitors
V.N. Ponomarev
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V.N. Ponomarev
Abstract
The experimental investigation of the basic parameters of secondary emission monitors with emitters of Al, Co, and Fe is described. The measurements were made with the beam from the electron linear accelerator in the energy range of primary electrons from 7.5 to 10 MeV. A Faraday cylinder was used for the absolute measurement of the intensity of the electron beam. The efficiency of the Faraday cylinder was determined experimentally. The basic parameters of the secondary emission monitor are reported. (tr-auth)
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The experimental investigation of the basic parameters of secondary emission monitors with emitters of Al, Co, and Fe is described. The measurements were made with the beam from the electron linear accelerator in the energy range of primary electrons from 7.5 to 10 MeV. A Faraday cylinder was used for the absolute measurement of the intensity of the electron beam. The efficiency of the Faraday cylinder was determined experimentally. The basic parameters of the secondary emission monitor are reported. (tr-auth)
Key concepts: Faraday cup, Secondary emission, Secondary electrons, Electron, Atomic physics, Cathode ray, Faraday cage, Range (aeronautics)