Sentence examples for generation of a beam from inspiring English sources

All X-ray tubes require the generation of a beam of electrons.

The emission characteristics of the GaAs emitter designed for the Gunn effect strongly suggest the generation of a modulation beam.

The paper proposes the concept of the compact free electron laser using Smith Purcell radiation and field emitters, and describes preliminary experiments associated with the generation of a modulation beam directly from the cathodes.

A case of interest is the generation of a witness beam with 1 GeV energy, less than 1 mm-mrad slice emittance and 30 pC in 10 fs FWHM bunch length, which turns into 3 kA peak current at the undulator entrance.

Secondly, generation of a homogeneous beam profile across the seed surface is difficult when relatively high fluences must be maintained.

Along the propagation, amplified spontaneous Raman scattering effect leads to the generation of a copropagating Stokes beam that exits the converter, with a speckle free single mode shape.

The calculations show that with a 3 MeV accelerator, the design proposed would allow generation of a H+ ion beam with a 0.4 μm spot size and 3.15 μMeVmrad2 MeV normalized emittance.

Design of a new generation of electron beam units for deposition of the above coatings and cost-effectiveness of the one-step deposition process are described.

The fibre waveguide geometry provides transverse confinement, and effectively one-dimensional random distributed feedback leads to the generation of a stationary near-Gaussian beam with a narrow spectrum.

Years later, watch a new generation of children beam stories about wizards and eloquent unicorns directly onto their Kindles.

The effective application of the hollow cathode arc (HCA) in plasma activated PVD processing is based on two properties: production of a high density plasma and generation of suprathermal beam electrons.