Sentence examples for achieved beams from inspiring English sources

Now, three groups have independently achieved beams of electrons with narrow energy ranges.

Achieved beam emittance of the studied design is nominally 1.18 nm.

The achieved beam power for T2K is 240 kW which is one third of design value of 750 kW.

The achieved beam performance satisfies the JT-60SA requirement which is designed to be a 1.94 MW ion beam power from an ion source corresponding to total neutral beam power of 20 MW with 24 ion sources.

Several groups have considered the use of cathode shaping as a mean to achieve beam profiling.

Recently we introduced a dual-beam heterodyne interferometer where combinations of half-silvered and fully reflecting mirrors were used to achieve beam doubling.

A one dimensional subwavelength Al grating overlaid with an oxide film was built on top of an image sensor to serve as a low-pass wavelength filter; a microlens was then formed atop the filter to achieve beam focusing.

In order to achieve beam acceleration to the beam energy of 10 GeV at the end of its 716 m-long linear accelerator (Linac), the Pohang Accelerator Laboratory X-ray Free ELaseron Laser (PAL-XFEL) is going to operate the Stanford Linear Accelerator Energy Doubler (SLED) at the maximum klystron output peak power of 80 MW, with a pulse length of 4 μs, and at a repetition rate of 60 Hz.

Due to the increasing capability of modern linear accelerators to achieve beam stability over small numbers of monitor units, gating the treatment in time with the patient's natural respiratory cycle is now a possibility.

using a transducer mimicking porpoise clicks and beam patterns and recorded with a linear array showing that with a similar array geometry and an angular resolution of 6° it is possible to achieve beam measurements with sub-degree precision, so using an interpolation step of 0.1° on the data of this manuscript does not seem that unrealistic.

While higher on axis beam density can be achieved (better beam collimation), the beam temperatures are usually higher too (~10°K).