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Linear particle accelerator

A linear particle accelerator (often shortened to linac) is a type of particle accelerator that accelerates charged subatomic particles or ions to a high speed by subjecting them to a series of oscillating electric potentials along a linear beamline. The principles for such machines were proposed by Gustav Ising in 1924, while the first machine that…

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related to Construction and operation · 18
Linear particle accelerator → AC, An, Behind, C1, C2, C3, C4, Electrons, Extending, If, It, Many, Opposite, Protons, The, This, Various, X-rays
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Linear particle accelerator → As, At, By, Gustav Ising, He, In, Ising, Ising's, Particles, PhD, RF, Rolf Wideroe, Where Ising, Wideroe
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Linear particle accelerator → Animation, Ionactive, LINAC, Ljubljana, Slovenia, Tandetron

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synchrotronsinstance ofMany linacs serve as the initial accelerator stage for larger particle accelerators0.80text
storage ringsinstance ofMany linacs serve as the initial accelerator stage for larger particle accelerators0.80text
and in this case after leaving the electrodes the accelerated particles enter the next stage of the accelerator.An electronic oscillatorinstance ofMany linacs serve as the initial accelerator stage for larger particle accelerators0.80text
amplifierinstance ofMany linacs serve as the initial accelerator stage for larger particle accelerators0.80text
SLACinstance ofhigh energy accelerators0.80text
still the longest in the worldinstance ofhigh energy accelerators0.80text
Linear particle acceleratorrelated to Construction and operationIt0.60section
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Linear particle acceleratorrelated to Construction and operationIf0.60section
Linear particle acceleratorrelated to Construction and operationX-rays0.60section
Linear particle acceleratorrelated to Construction and operationElectrons0.60section
Linear particle acceleratorrelated to Construction and operationProtons0.60section

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