Accelerating structure
View Patent ↗The present invention provides an accelerating structure capable of increasing a degree of vacuum at a middle part inside the accelerating structure while confining an alternating electric field to the inside. An accelerating structure 1 is formed of a plurality of annular discs 2 and 3 serially connected into a cylindrical shape. At least one of the discs 3 disposed at a middle part of the accelerating structure 1 includes: a choke structure formed by a choke filter 7 ; and a vacuum port 8 opened in an outer circumferential surface of the disc on an outer circumferential side radially outward from the choke structure, and the vacuum port 8 is connected to an external exhaust device.
1. An accelerating structure formed of a plurality of annular discs serially connected into a cylindrical shape, wherein
at least one disc of the discs is disposed at a middle part of the accelerating structure and comprises:
a choke structure; and
a first through-hole that is formed, aside from a second through-hole formed on an axis of the one disc, in a radial direction of the one disc, from a portion closer to an outer circumferential surface of the one disc than the choke structure to the outer circumferential surface, and that penetrates-through the one disc itself, wherein
the first through-hole is connected to an external exhaust device at the outer circumferential surface.
2. An accelerating structure formed of discs serially connected into a cylindrical shape, wherein
each of a plurality of discs, among the discs, disposed at a middle part of the accelerating structure comprises:
a choke structure; and
a third through-hole that is formed aside from a second through-hole formed on an axis of the disc, in a direction of the axis, and that penetrates through the disc itself at a predetermined portion closer to an outer circumferential surface of the disc than the choke structure, wherein:
the plurality of discs are serially arranged to align circumferential positions of the third through-holes formed in the plurality of the discs.