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octupole

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octupole [′äk·tə‚pōl]
(physics)
Two electric or magnetic quadrupoles having charge distributions of opposite signs and separated from each other by a small distance.
Any device for controlling beams of electrons or other charged particles, consisting of eight electrodes or magnetic poles arranged in a circular pattern, with alternating polarities; commonly used to correct aberrations of quadrupole systems.


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