High-Voltage Terminal Test of Test Stand for 1-MV Electrostatic Accelerator
Sae-Hoon Park, Yu-Seok Kim

TL;DR
This paper describes the development and testing of a high-voltage terminal for a 300-kV test stand aimed at supporting a 1-MV electrostatic accelerator ion source, emphasizing reliability and stable operation.
Contribution
It introduces a specialized test stand with a 300-kV high-voltage terminal designed for long-term testing of high-pressure ion sources in electrostatic accelerators.
Findings
Successful 300-kV high-voltage terminal tests
Verification of stable operating conditions for the ion source
Enhanced reliability for long-term operation
Abstract
The Korea Multipurpose Accelerator Complex (KOMAC) has been developing a 300-kV test stand for a 1-MV electrostatic accelerator ion source. The ion source and accelerating tube will be installed in a high-pressure vessel. The ion source in the high-pressure vessel is required to have a high reliability. The test stand has been proposed and developed to confirm the stable operating conditions of the ion source. The ion source will be tested at the test stand to verify the long-time operating conditions. The test stand comprises a 300-kV high-voltage terminal, a battery for the ion-source power, a 60-Hz inverter, 200-MHz RF power, a 5-kV extraction power supply, a 300-kV accelerating tube, and a vacuum system. The results of the 300-kV high-voltage terminal tests are presented in this paper.
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Taxonomy
TopicsParticle accelerators and beam dynamics · Plasma Diagnostics and Applications
