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Tandem Accelerator

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tandem accelerator [′tan·dəm ak′sel·ə‚rād·ər]
(nucleonics)
An electrostatic accelerator in which negative hydrogen ions generated in a special ion source are accelerated as they pass from ground potential up to a high-voltage terminal, both electrons are then stripped from the negative ion by passage through a very thin foil or gas cell, and the proton is again accelerated as it passes to ground potential.

Tandem Accelerator 

a high-voltage accelerator in which by means of a charge exchange—or change in the sign of the charge—of the particles the same accelerating voltage is used twice.



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With its DC tandem accelerator architecture coupled with in situ energy calibration, the VIISta 3000 is the only high energy ion implanter that directly measures and interlocks the final implant energy.
The system features a DC tandem accelerator that is capable of meeting the full range of energy requirements in the semiconductor industry's MeV technology migration roadmap, including epi replacement.
The system features a DC tandem accelerator, which is capable of meeting the full range of energy requirements in the semiconductor industry's MeV technology migration roadmap, including epi replacement.
 
 
 
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