Sentence examples for dielectric wall from inspiring English sources

Acceleration of protons for radiation therapy; introduction into advanced techniques such as laser acceleration and dielectric wall acceleration.

The RF power was capacitively connected to the plasma via a dielectric wall of the quartz tube.

A simulation study of a short-pulsed proton injector for, and beam transport in, a dielectric wall accelerator (DWA) has been carried out using the particle-in-cell (PIC) code Warp.

The air-gap between the surface of electroadhesive device and the dielectric wall is explicitly taken into account in the model to consider its significant impact on electroadhesive forces.

When the applied voltage rose to a certain value Vbd (breakdown voltage), the discharge began with some filaments distributed on the dielectric wall, but the intensity of the visible light emitted from the discharge gap was very low.

When the applied voltage increased to a certain value, breakdown voltage Vbd, the discharge began with some filaments distributed on the dielectric wall, but the intensity of the visible light emitted from the discharge gap was very low.

The high pattern density of metal or dummy lines around the trenches decreases the displacement of the low-k dielectric walls.

The model is applied to study ICP characteristics of a plasma confined within a cylindrical chamber with dielectric walls for two different power deposition cases.

In particular, the electron kinetic behavior in the cathode region and in front of an anode in DC discharges, as well as the space-charge confinement of a column plasma bounded by dielectric walls, is discussed.

As already reported in the literature, in large disk-shaped voids, transition takes place from streamer mechanism to Townsend mechanism due to a conducting layer formed on the dielectric walls by discharge by-products [7, 8, 9, 10, 11].

Thomas Mackie of the University of Wisconsin has a new approach that he hopes will bring the cost of a proton-therapy machine down to $20m and the space required to a smallish room.The dielectric-wall accelerator (DWA) that lies at the heart of Dr Mackie's machine was designed in the 1990s at the Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory in California as a portable X-ray source.