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Abstract
The features of H– ion emission from gas-feed-free Penning-type ion source with metal hydride cathode have been studied in pulsating regime. The metal hydride cathode provided local injection of hydrogen in activated state and impacts on Penning discharge ability to emit H– ions in the longitudinal direction. For stimulation of pre-excited
hydrogen desorption from metal hydride the voltage pulse (4.5 kV, τ ≈ 15 µs) was performed against the background constant voltage of 6 kV on the anode of the discharge. The H– ion current of about 0.2 mA was obtained.
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The journal covers the following topics:
Physics of Radiation Effects and Radiation Materials Science;
Nuclear Physics Investigations;
Plasma Physics;
Vacuum, Pure Materials and Superconductors;
Plasma Electronics and New Methods of Acceleration.