Sentence examples for beam with a current from inspiring English sources

This system accelerated a carbon ion beam with a current of 108 mA (54 mA/channel × 2) from 5 up to 60 keV/u.

An 8 kV electron beam with a current in the neighborhood of 100 mA from the Ukrainian space welding "Universal Hand Tool" burned holes in Nextel AF-62 ceramic cloth designed to withstand temperatures up to 1427°C.

Electron irradiation experiments were done in the TEM mode of a field emission TEM (JEOL JEM-2100 F, operated at 200 kV) by focusing an electron beam with a current of 7 nA in diameters ranging from 14 to 50 nm onto the specimen, resulting in current densities at the specimen of 4550 down to 360 A/cm2.

The mono-collection SIMS settings are detailed in other studies (Rose-Koga et al. 2008; additional file 2: table S5 in Helo et al. 2011; Rose-Koga et al. 2012) and summarized in the following: we used a Cs + primary beam with a current of 1.5 nA.

We have achieved a transportable beam with a current density of 100 mA cm−2 delivered by a filament-discharge power of 150 W. The final goal of this development is associated to the design of a particle accelerator for applications that require high beam intensities, like the boron neutron capture therapy.

A 30-MeV proton beam with a beam current of 20 μA was used to irradiate both targets.

With the discontinuation of BWO, the inside of helix space is filled with a dense electron beam; therefore, a larger beam with a high current is used.

Ideally, the LIS should generate a carbon beam with a peak current of 20 mA and a pulse duration of over 1 μs.

Two of the options employ 80 MWth subcritical cores which are driven by a 600 MeV proton beam with a maximum current of 6 mA, the proton beam impinging either on a window or a windowless LBE target near the core center.

After which, an area of 250×250 μm was analysed by rastering over by a 25 keV beam with an average current of 0.55 pA.

Two 40 MeV deuteron beams with a total current of 250 mA strikes a liquid Li target circulating in a Li loop.