Speaker
Dr
Pierre Delahaye
(CERN ISOLDE)
Description
At ISOLDE, different charge breeding techniques are investigated with both an EBIS
and an ECR charge breeder. The REXEBIS is an operational machine since three years,
running as the central part of the beam preparation stage of the REX-ISOLDE post-
accelerator. A 14 GHz Phoenix ECR charge breeder is currently being tested in one
of the beam line of the General Purpose Separator (GPS). According to the
application, the requirements of the charge breeding process for efficiency and
rapidity, and of the charge bred beam for purity, time structure, intensity and
emittance can vary significantly. This presentation will summarize the latest
results of the studies undertaken with the two charge breeders, for the development
of advanced charge breeding techniques in the frame of the EURONS Charge breeding
JRA, and for the investigation of the 1+ -->n+ scenario in the frame of the EURISOL
Design Study.
Summary
A review of the charge breeding studies at ISOLDE
Authors
Dr
Fredrik Wenander
(CERN ISOLDE)
Dr
Pierre Delahaye
(CERN ISOLDE)
Co-authors
Dr
Richard Scrivens
(CERN)
Mr
Romain Savreux
(CERN ISOLDE)
