论文信息 - Correlation between voltage holding capability and light emission in a 500 keV electrostatic accelerator utilized for fusion application

Correlation between voltage holding capability and light emission in a 500 keV electrostatic accelerator utilized for fusion application

Voltage holding capability in a 500 keV electrostatic accelerator with large FRP insulators was examined without the beam acceleration. When high voltage was applied, the light with a broad peak at a wavelength of 420 nm was mostly emitted inside the accelerator even though breakdown did not occur. The voltage holding capability has a strong correlation with the light intensity. Stable voltage holding was realized under the conditions in which light emission was well suppressed.

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