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Safety around a linear accelerator

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Assignee: ADAM S APriority: Mar 20, 2018Filed: May 6, 2022Published: Oct 20, 2022
Est. expiryMar 20, 2038(~11.7 yrs left)· nominal 20-yr term from priority
H05H 7/22A61N 2005/1087A61N 5/1067H05H 2277/113H05H 9/00H05H 9/044G01T 1/29H05H 2007/008G01R 19/0061H05H 9/041
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A linear accelerator system comprising a source arranged to produce a pulsed beam of charged particles, a linear accelerator string arranged to accelerate the pulsed beam up to a predetermined range of energies, and a pre-acceleration stage interposed between the source and the linear accelerator string and arranged to accelerate the pulsed beam up to an energy suitable for beam insertion into the linear accelerator string and perform bunching of the pulsed beam. An average current detector is arranged to measure an average current in the pulsed beam, the average current detector comprising at least one non-interceptive sensor placed at an input side of the linear accelerator string, downstream of the pre-acceleration stage, the sensor being responsive to the pulsed beam passing thereby.

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1 . A linear accelerator system comprising
 a source arranged to produce a pulsed beam of charged particles,   a linear accelerator string arranged to accelerate the pulsed beam up to a predetermined range of energies, and   a pre-acceleration stage interposed between the source and the linear accelerator string and arranged to accelerate the pulsed beam up to an energy suitable for beam insertion into the linear accelerator string and perform bunching of the pulsed beam,   characterized in that an average current detector is arranged to measure an average current in the pulsed beam, said average current detector comprising at least one non-interceptive sensor placed at an input side of the linear accelerator string, downstream of the pre-acceleration stage, said sensor being responsive to the pulsed beam passing thereby.

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