Description
Uniform Density Flood Beam
1 keV to 50 keV
Applications:
- Spacecraft Charge-up Studies
- Surface Charging Studies
- Beta Decay Simulation
- Surface Physics Studies
- Vacuum Physics Experiments
Features / Options:
- Energy Range: 1 keV to 50 keV
- Beam Currents to 200 μA
- High Current Option up to 1 mA
- Wide Angle Uniform Beam
- Divergence Control
- Rotatable 2.75” inch CF Flange Mounting
- Flange Multiplexer Flexibility
- User-replaceable Firing Units
- Computer / Remote Control
- Adjustable Beam Alignment while Operating
- Divergence Control
- Magnetostatic Deflection
- Beam Washing
- Custom Apertures
- Dual Grid Pulsing
Energy Range: 1 keV to 50 keV
Beam Current / Spot Size:
Standard: 10 nA to 200 µA / 15 mm to 50 mm
High Current: 10 nA to 1 mA / 15 mm to 50 mm
Mounting: 2.75″ CF
The Kimball Physics EGF-6104 Electron Gun, with its matching EGPS-6104 Power Supply, is intended for use in a variety of ultra-high vacuum (UHV) charging studies, space physics, vacuum physics, surface physics, and nuclear simulation applications. Maximum flexibility is achieved in a minimum of space; the entire unit mounts through a single standard 2.75” inch CF port. It is a complete subsystem ready to attach and turn on.
Electrons are generated at negative high potential; thus, the user’s target is set at ground potential. Both beam energy and beam current are adjustable over wide ranges. The gun uses a space-charge-limited refractory-metal cathode to generate a uniform flood beam and the design allows generation of the beam down to low energies, and very low currents. Beam divergence is partially controllable electronically and can be mechanically limited with optional apertures. Standard model beam current is 200 μA. With a high current option, beam currents up to 1 mA can be obtained. The EGF-6104 utilizes optional 4-pole magnetic deflection to position and improve in beam current uniformity.
