The magnetic field design of a solenoid for the cold-cathode Penning ion source of a miniature neutron tube

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贾少雷
逯兆虎
李广豪
陈思远
曹莹莹
孙平伟
姜尚芮
许海龙
景士伟
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[1] SchoolofPhysics,NortheastNormalUniversity
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A high-yield and beam-stable neutron tube can be applied in many fields. It is of great significance to the optimal external magnetic field intensity of the cold-cathode Penning ion source(PIS) and precisely controls the movement of deuterium(D), tritium(T) ions and electrons in the source of the neutron tubes. A cold-cathode PIS is designed based on the solenoidal magnetic field to obtain better uniformity of the magnetic field and higher yield of the neutron tube. The degree of magnetic field uniformity among the magnetic block, double magnetic rings and solenoidal ion sources is compared using finite element simulation methods.Using drift diffusion approximation and a magnetic field coupling method, the plasma distribution of hydrogen and the relationship between plasma density and magnetic field intensity at 0.06 Pa pressure and a solenoid magnetic field are obtained. The results show that the solenoidal ion source has the most uniform magnetic field distribution. The optimum magnetic field strength of about 0.1 T is obtained in the ion source at an excitation voltage of 1 V. The maximum average number density of monatomic hydrogen ions(H+) is 1×10~8m-3, and an ion-beam current of about 14.51 μA is formed under the -5000 V extraction field. The study of the solenoidal magnetic field contributes to the understanding of the particle dynamics within the PIS and provides a reference for the further improvement of the source performance of the neutron tube in the future.
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