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RF Linear Accelerators Thomas P. Wangler
Publisher: Wiley

Wangler, "RF Linear Accelerators" Wiley-VCH | 1998 | ISBN: 0471168149 | 397 pages | PDF | 34,8 MB. However, when you talk about linear accelerators or linacs it is usually in the context of Radio Frequency driven accelerators which will be described here. To accelerate particles to MeV (mega-electron-volt) or GeV (giga-electron-volts) a radio frequency linear accelerator (RF linac) is used. Item Thumbnail: SPC 890753/Varian 500W RF Driver/Linear Accelerator, Item Description: SPC 890753/Varian 500W RF Driver/Linear Accelerator Sale Price: $299.99. Wangler - Google Books Borne out of twentieth-century science and technology, the field of RF (radio frequency) linear accelerators has made significant contributions to basic research. As we have seen in the previous blog entry it's possible to accelerate charged particles using electrostatic forces using a Van de Graaff accelerator, here we will learn that it is also possible to accelerate charged particles using radio frequency or RF energy. Both systems utilize the production proven RF Linear Accelerator (LINAC) which delivers benchmark reliability and uptime performance. RF Linear Accelerators - Thomas P. A new-generation low-energy linear accelerator (UNIQUE) was introduced in the clinical arena during 2009 by Varian Medical Systems. The above formula is correct for the "electrostatic" Wideroe linear accelerator, where the rf voltage is applied directly to alternate drift tubes. The world's first RF power generation was realised by a conventional magnetron.