The phrase "accelerated section" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are referring to a part of a process, document, or course that is designed to be completed more quickly than usual.
Example: "In the training program, the accelerated section allows participants to cover essential topics in a shorter time frame."
Alternatives: "fast-tracked segment" or "expedited portion".
The design of the hybrid accelerator with SW buncher and TW accelerating section presented in this paper unites the advantages of both regimes.
The beam line consists of mainly the electrostatic quadrupoles, an accelerating section, analyzing cum switching magnet and suitable beam diagnostics including vacuum components.
RF power requirement from one cavity to other can vary by 2 5 dB within the accelerating section depending on the energy gain in the cavity and beam current.
Transverse emittance at the end of an injector is reduced by optimizing the gun design, gun solenoid position, and accelerating section position.
The paper presents the design of an X-band accelerating section for linearizing the longitudinal phase space in the Frascati Linac Coherent Light Source (SPARC).
This paper discusses the design and the realization of a compact X-Band linear accelerating section for obtaining 5 MV average accelerating gradient, working at a frequency of 11.424 GHz and operating on the π/2 standing wave mode.
The nozzles have a rectangular cross section, the longitudinal axis of the accelerating section is straight, and its projection onto the plane of the nozzle is placed at a tangent to thecircle formed by the middle diameter of the turbine.
In order to produce a high brightness electron beam for the Frascati Linac coherent light source (SPARC) the use of an accelerating section with frequency equal to the fourth harmonic of the main S-Band Linac frequency is needed.
The accelerating system of LUE200 includes two S-band (2856 MHz) accelerating sections of 3 m long.
We show that a standard Linac configuration (consisting of accelerating sections, linearizing section, and magnetic chicane compressor) currently used in drivers for single-pass EUV/x-ray FELs is compatible with energy recovery, provided that certain timing constraints are met.
