phase stability

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phase stability [′fāz stə‚bil·əd·ē]

(nucleonics)

A principle governing the stability of motion of particles in a synchrotron; the charged particle must be accelerated in each cycle at a time slightly earlier than the peak value of the accelerating potential.

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