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Undergrad Calculating t for H Ions on W Target @2.5 MeV & 100µA F=10^16
Up to the fluence of 10^16 ions/cm^2- Kostiantyn
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Undergrad Calculating t for H Ions on W Target @2.5 MeV & 100µA F=10^16
Thanks for replay! Sorry, my bad. Its Helium. About first questions: all information you can get from SRIM code. Simulation was done according to task (He ions in W target). First pic destributions of ions in target, second pic ions pass(red) stopped ions(white). "Your irradiation time depends...- Kostiantyn
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Undergrad Calculating t for H Ions on W Target @2.5 MeV & 100µA F=10^16
1. The purpose of the irradiation is to study cross-sectional (along the ion pass) radiation damage in terms of in-plane stress, strain and interplanar distances. 2. Radiation damage effect, the effect of trapped helium from the point of view described above.- Kostiantyn
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Undergrad Calculating t for H Ions on W Target @2.5 MeV & 100µA F=10^16
Hi everyone, How to calculate time of irradiation (t) if you know: Type of ions: H Target material: W Ion energy: 2.5 MeV Ion current: 100 µA Ion fluence: 10^16 ions/cm^2 Thank you!- Kostiantyn
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