How Does a Linear Accelerator Work and What's the Cost of a DIY Laser?

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Linear accelerators (linacs) function by utilizing cavity resonators around a beam pipe to accelerate charged particles, typically electrons, through electromagnetic induction. For those interested in building a low-cost laser, the most efficient approach is to purchase a semiconductor diode laser, which is relatively inexpensive, costing around 50 cents. Resources and websites detailing the workings of linear accelerators were also sought in the discussion.
rspandher
does somebody knows how a linear acccelerator works or know any website about the accelerators.
and how much it costs to built a cheap home made laser.
 
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Linacs mainly use cavity resonanators surrounding a beam pipe, and use electromagnetic induction to accelerate charged particles, usually electrons.

The best way to build a laser is to simply buy a semiconductor diode laser, which costs probably something like 50 cents.

- Warren
 

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