Electron beam plasma diode with charged particle background

The effect of an immovable charged particle background on the stationary states of a diode with the electron
 beam is studied. An addition of uniform positive charged particles results in an increase in the space-charge limit of
 the electron current as well as in the new branches of...

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description The effect of an immovable charged particle background on the stationary states of a diode with the electron
 beam is studied. An addition of uniform positive charged particles results in an increase in the space-charge limit of
 the electron current as well as in the new branches of equilibria arising. On the other hand, extra negative charged
 particles result in a strong decrease in current cut-off limit, the cut-off being the total one. This effect can be used to
 perform the fast switches. Вивчається вплив ефекту оточення нерухомими зарядженими частинками на стаціонарні стани діода з
 електронним пучком. Доповнення однорідних позитивних заряджених частинок приводить до збільшення
 граничного обмеженого просторовим зарядом струму електронів, а також до виникнення нових областей
 рівноваги. З іншого боку, надлишок негативних заряджених частинок призводить до сильного зменшення
 граничного струму, а також загального струму. Цей ефект можна застосувати для створення швидких
 перемикачів. Изучается влияние эффекта окружения неподвижными заряженными частицами на стационарные
 состояния диода с электронным пучком. Дополнение однородных положительных заряженных частиц
 приводит к увеличению предельного ограниченного пространственным зарядом тока электронов, а также к
 возникновению новых областей равновесия. С другой стороны, избыток отрицательно заряженных частиц
 приводит к сильному уменьшению предельного тока, а также общего тока. Этот эффект можно использовать
 для создания быстрых переключателей.
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fulltext НЕРЕЛЯТИВИСТСКАЯ ЭЛЕКТРОНИКА ELECTRON BEAM PLASMA DIODE WITH CHARGED PARTICLE BACKGROUND A.Ya. Ender1, V.I. Kuznetsov1, and H. Schamel2 1Ioffe Physical-Technical Institute, St. Petersburg, Russia; 2Physikalisches Institut, Universitat Bayreuth, Bayreuth, Germany E-mail: Victor.Kuznetsov@mail.ioffe.ru The effect of an immovable charged particle background on the stationary states of a diode with the electron beam is studied. An addition of uniform positive charged particles results in an increase in the space-charge limit of the electron current as well as in the new branches of equilibria arising. On the other hand, extra negative charged particles result in a strong decrease in current cut-off limit, the cut-off being the total one. This effect can be used to perform the fast switches. PACS: 52.35.Hr 1. INTRODUCTION 90 years ago it was revealed an effect of a sharp current cut-off in the diode. Bursian explained this phenomenon assuming that, in such a diode, two stationary states with the clearly different current levels can exist simultaneously in the given range of the external parameters and, with an excess of the electron beam over certain threshold value of , named the space-charge limit (SCL) current, retained are only the solution with current’s restriction [1]. SCLj Fig.1. Emitter electric field 0ε as a function of the diode length δ for the Bursian diode drawn for three values of the voltages V: curve I corresponds to 0=V , II to 0.2, III to -0.4. Normal C branch is marked by number 1, overlap C branch – 2, B branch – 3 In Fig.1, an example of )(0 δε for three values of an external voltage V is given (here WeE D 2/0 λε = , Dd λδ /= and are the dimensionless emitter electric field, diode length and external voltage, respectively; the beam energy and Debye length WeV = _______________________________________________________________ ВОПРОСЫ АТОМНОЙ НАУКИ И ТЕХНИКИ. 2008. № 4. Серия: Плазменная электроника и новые методы ускорения (6), с.26-30. 26 C 2/Φ 2/)( 20 evmW = , , (1) 2/102 )]2/([ eD neW πλ = are chosen as units of energy and length with , , being the beam density, velocity). The normal C branch corresponds to a regime with a total current, and the B branch corresponds to a regime with current’s restriction, when, in the diode gap, a potential barrier arises (named a virtual cathode), which reflects a part of the electron flow on the emitter backwards. Each curve 0 en 0 ev )(0 δε has two bifurcation points: SCL point, which determinates a limit current of the Bursian diode, and BF point, which corresponds to Child-Langmuir current. The properties of the Bursian diode are investigated in details in a number of works, see Refs. [2]-[5], and references cited therein. For coordinates of the SCL point, the explicit form is obtained [3]: 3/2 1/2 0, ( ) ( 2 / 3)(1 1 2 ) , ( ) 2(1 1 2 ) . SCL SCL V V V V δ ε − = + + = + + (2) In this paper, an effect of the background of charged particles on characteristics of the electron beam diode is studied. It may be, e.g., a flow of extra particles injected in parallel along the electrodes or a dust plasma. 2. UNIFORM POSITIVE ION BACKGROUND In Ref. [6], an effect of uniform background of positive ions on characteristics of the electron beam diode was studied. As a quantitative parameters of an ion background, it is used a nonneutrality parameter γ defined by 0 e bg i nn=γ , (3) a value of γ being the same as the parameters of the electron beam are varied. Fig.2 shows in what manner the Bursian branch (C branch) develops with an increase in γ . One can see that the presence of the ions permits to increase substantially SCLδ . As , it makes feasible to say about sensitivity of the true SCL current to an increase in 2~)( δδj γ . On the other hand, a BF point location is weakly dependent on γ value, and the Child- Langmuir current, defined by the BF point, remains almost the same. Follow the change in C branch when increasing a nonneutrality parameter from 0 to 1, one can see that the Bursian branch ( 0=γ ) transforms continuously into a similar branch of the Pierce diode ( 1=γ ), a bifurcation point )0(SCLδ being transforming into a bifurcation point )1(SCLδ . With an increase in current (an increase in a parameter δ ), when reaching SCL point, there is an mailto:Victor.Kuznetsov@mail.ioffe.ru aperiodical instability in the diode and, as a result, a plasma is transforming into a state of electron reflection, strongly different from the initial one. Such scenario does not depend on γ . Thus, one can deduce that the Bursian and Pierce instabilities are the special cases the same aperiodical instability being inherent for the electron beam plasma diode. 27 Fig.2. Emitter electric field 0ε as a function of the diode length δ for three values of =γ 0.001, 0.5, and 0.99. The diode voltage is . For each curve, closed circles indicate the SCL critical state, whereas open circles indicate the BF state 0=V There are no stationary solutions with 00 <ε at in the Bursian diode (0≤V 0=γ ). However, when 0>γ , such solutions exist. It results in arising the new branches which are shown in Fig.3 for a series of V , where a region on a plane },{ 0 δε corresponding to is presented. 2/32 −≤ πγδ Fig.3. Manifold of equilibrium curves )(0 δε for =γ 0.9 drawn for different values of the collector potential V. Curve 1 corresponds to V =-0.3, 2 to –0.1, 3 to 0, 4 to 0.1, 5 to 0.2, 6 to ≡= crVV 0.2469, 7 to 0.3, 8 to 0.7, and 9 to 1.2 One can see that it is separated in four fields by the bold solid lines which correspond to a voltage being equal to a critical value of )(γcrV . At , there are only C (Bursian) and crVV < C branches (the upper-left and lower-right corners, respectively). For each voltage, the C branch transforms into a relevant C branch if the first is rotated by 180º relative to a point ( ). In lower-left and upper-right corners, there are two new branches – E and 2/3,0 −πγ E corresponding to , the solutions with a single maximum on the potential distribution corresponding to the E branch, and all these solutions are stable. A critical value of V determining the boundaries of the sectors (two bold curves) is determined via a formula crVV > 22(1 ) .crV γ γ −= − (4) At 1=γ 0=crV , and at 0→γ (a transform to the Bursian diode) ∞→crV . The bifurcation points (BF and SCL) exist only at , i.e., on C and crVV < C branches. The coordinates of SCL point are determined via the formulas 1/2 1/2 0, ( 1 2 1) ,SCL V V Vε γ −= + − − (5) 0,3/ 2 0, 2 0, 0, arcsin , , arcsin , 2 , 2 / ( ). SCL SCL SCL SCL SCL y y y y y y y π ε γ δ γ ε γ ε γ ε ⎧ − − ≤⎪= ⎨ − < ≤ −⎪⎩ ≡ + (6) At 0→γ , Eqs (5) and (6) transform into Eqs (2). At value of V fixed, a value of )(γδ SCL increases with increase in γ (see, Fig.2). Hence, an addition of the ion background results in an increase in the limit Pierce current density. Each value of V a critical value of γ is corresponded, also, being consequence of existence for every crV γ . Upper limit in and SCLj SCLδ can be found from Eqs (5) and (6), with substituting the critical value of γ determined from 1( 1 2 1) .cr V Vγ −= + − (7) From the very fact that there are new stable E branches at 0>γ , it follows the very important conclusion: in the stationary regime, the currents above the limit Pierce current corresponding to the well- known Pierce threshold )(γδ SCL , can pass. At any 0≠γ , one can continuously increase δ (hence, an electron beam current density), practically, with no restrictions when taking . crVV > Above, it is supposed that a parameter γ (see, Eq.(3)) is a constant. Of interest is to consider a diode when the density of the background charge is fixed and the electron beam density is varied. The solutions for a problem with the constant ion background can be easily found, having a lot of calculations at different fixed γ values. Nevertheless, take the equations describing the steady states of a diode with constant background charge. Those are the equations of continuity, of electron motion, and the Poisson’s: ])([4)( ),()()()( ,)1()()( 2 2 00 bg inznez dz d z dz d m ezv dz dzvzv dt d vnrzvzn −=Φ Φ−== += π (8) and boundary conditions are .)(,0)0( ,)0(,)0( 00 Cd nnvv Φ=Φ=Φ == (9) In Eqs. (8) and (9) parameter r is a coefficient of electron reflection from a virtual cathode. When considering the steady state in a regime with electron reflection, the problem is as follows: both electron flows – direct and backward – are supplied from the emitter with the weights 1 and r, i.e., the electron flow with a weight 1+r “leaves” the emitter and, to the right of the virtual cathode, an electron flow of a weight 1-r arises. Rewrite a parameter as bg in 0 * 0 0 0* 2 0 0 , , bg bg bg i i i i n n n n n n nn n κ α α κ δ ≡ = = = 28 * .i (10) Here is an emitter electron beam density for a diode with no background particles at the SCL point. Now, in the problem under consideration in the dimensionless form, a problem (8) and (9) is of the same form as the previous one with * 0n γ fixed, but, everywhere, γ is substituted by α . Contrary to γ , a parameter α depends on a dimensionless diode length δ , so, the main parameters of the problem ( 0ε , minimum potential mη and its position mζ , and so on) can be found only with calculating the potential distribution over the entire diode. 0.8 1.2 1.6 2.0 2.4δ 0.0 0.4 0.8 1.2 ε0 I II III α=0.866 0.590 1.0 1.0 1.0 0.840 0.940 1.0 1.0 Fig.4. Emitter electric field 0ε as a function of the diode length δ drawn for three values of iκ =1.1 (curve I), 3.3 (II), and 5.5 (III). The diode voltage is . For each curve, 0=V α values are shown for three points Fig.4 represents dependency 0ε on δ for a diode with for a regime with no electron reflection for three 0=V iκ values. The branches obtained correspond to C branch for 1≤γ (see, e.g., curve 3 in Fig.3). Consider, for clarity, curve I. At SCL point, 590.0=α , and, with δ decreasing, this parameter increases: on the upper branch, up to 0.866 at BF point, on the lower branch – up to 1.0 corresponding to 00 =ε . 3. UNIFORM ELECTRON BACKGROUND When studying an effect of the electron background on the characteristics of an electron beam diode, first, evaluate the values of a series of the parameters at the SCL point for short-circuit diode by a concrete example: a voltage forming the beam, =1V, and a diode length =1mm. Then for minimum potential , beam velocity , density , and current density we obtain *V *d * mΦ * 0v * 0n * 0 * 0 * 0 venj = * * 7 0 * 11 * 3 0 03 2 0.75 , 5.9289 10 , s 3.1438 10 , 1.8639 10 . m cmV v K Aen j cm cm − − Φ = − = ⋅ = ⋅ = ⋅ (11) A total charge in a gap relative to the units of a length and square of the electrode for the SCL point equals * 0 0 * * * * 0* * * 0 11 3 1 3( ) 2 4.7157 10 / . . d dQ e dzn z en v t en d d d C cm− = = = = ⋅ ∫ = (12) For the background electrons would affect the diode states, their total charge should be of the order of Eq. (12). */ dQ When studying the steady state, as in the case of the ion background, Eq. (10), represent the electron background density as a form 02 .bg e en n κ 0nβ δ = = (13) A coefficient eκ , determining the background electron density, is related with via . bg en * 0)16/9( nn e bg e κ= If the beam electrons are absent, it is maintained the potential distribution , which minimum potential locates at the center of a diode space and its dimensionless value zzdnez e )()8/9()( * 0 −−=Φ κπ 2* 0)32/9( dne em κπ−=Φ em κη )8/1(−= , in the diode. For the Bursian diode with no background at the SCL point. corresponds to such value of 8/3* −= m η 3=eκ mη . When 2/1−=mη , an electron beam, left the emitter with the energy , stops at the point , and corresponds to this case. Thus, an essential effect of the background is expected at a parameter 2/)( 2* 0vm mz 4=eκ eκ within 3 and 4. Now, involve an electron beam of fixed energy from the emitter in the vacuum diode with background electrons. Depending on a relation between the beam and background density, there are different regimes within the gap: an entire beam reaches the collector or a portion of electrons (as well as total ones) is reflected by potential barrier and backwards the emitter, resulting in a current cut-off. ** 0 eVW = A system of equations in the case under consideration coincides with Eq. (8) when substituting α by β− . Performing similarly to that as in [2] and [7] this system can be transposed to a single ordinary differential equation of the 3rd order: 2 2 1 .d d r d d ζ βζ τ τ ⎛ ⎞ − = +⎜ ⎟ ⎝ ⎠ (14) Here τ is a time-of-flight of an electron from the emitter to a point ζ . Integrating Eq. (14) with relevant boundary conditions, one can calculate potential distributions and build up dependencies the emitter electric field 0ε and a convective current at the collector j on a diode length δ . In the regime with no electron reflection we obtain an equation for a relation 0ε with δ 3 / 2 0 0 2 2 0 1 | | ( | |) ln 1 2( 1) ( 1) . w w w δ δ δ 29 , β ε β β δ β ε ε βε β ε ε β + + = + − − + = − + − + − (15) Неге . In the regime with partial electron reflection (0<r<1) an equation relating 2/1)21( Vw += 0ε with δ has a form 3/ 2 3/ 2 0 0 2 0 1 | | ( ) | | (1 ) ln 1 1 (1 ) ln , 1 2(1 ) , 2(1 ) . r r r w r r r r r r r w w δ δ δ , β ε β β δ ζ β ε βε β β ζ βε ε β ε β − + + − = − − − + + + = − + + = + + = − − + (16) Here rζ is a position of a reflection point. And at last for the regime with total electron reflection for the reflection point and for a potential distribution to the right of this point we obtain: 3/ 2 0 0 2 0 2 ( ) 2 ln 2 4 , r r r r , βε β β ζ β ε ε βε ε ε β + + = − − + = − − (17) 21 1( ) ( ) ( ) 2 2r r rη ζ ε ζ ζ β ζ ζ= − − − + − . (18) Then, in a regime with a total reflection, we have a relation 0ε with δ as follows 1 2 2( )r r r w .δ ζ β ε ε β−= + + + (19) Now, with the background electrons, the solutions with the virtual cathode, giving the solutions with the total reflection within a gap at , can exist. At the potential minimum point, we have 2/1−<V )1( 2 1, 211 rmrrm εβηεβζζ −− +−=+= . (20) Using the obtained formulas, the dependencies 0ε on δ were built up for a number of a background density eκ values. Fig.5 demonstrates a background electron density effect on the curves )(0 δε . 0.4 0.8 1.2 δ 0.0 2.0 4.0 ε 0 1 2 3 4 Fig.5. Emitter electric field 0ε as a function of the diode length δ drawn for four values of 0=eκ (curve 1), 1 (2), 2.3 (3) and 3 (4). The diode voltage is 0=V As for the conventional Bursian diode, for a diode with a background, these curves show two bifurcation points – SCL and BF. A density of background electrons affects strongly the locations of these points. With an increase in a background density, the bifurcation points shifts to the lower δ , facilitating their using as the memory elements in the information technology. 0.0 0.5 1.0 1.5 2.0 δ2 0.0 0.5 1.0 1.5 2.0 δ2 1 1 2 2 3 3 4 4 (1 -r ) Fig.6. Collector convection current as a function of the beam current diode length δ drawn for 4th values of eκ . Parameters are the same as in Fig.5 Fig.6 shows in what manner the changes in a dependence of the passing current on the beam current occur. An important point of the background electron diode is that a current cut-off in such a diode can be as low as zero (see, i.e., curve 4). 0.2 0.3 0.4 0.5 0.6 0 δ .7 3.0 4.0 5.0 6.0 ε o SCL II III BF IA B C D Fig.7. Emitter electric field 0ε as a function of the diode length δ for 3=eκ drawn for three values of 0=V (curve I), 0.1 (II), and -0.1 (III). Dashed curves correspond to the regime with total reflection, and star indicates left boundary of such region The dependencies 0ε on δ are presented in Fig.7, for a diode with the background electrons with 3=eκ drawn for three values of the external voltage V. Here, using points A – D and a vertical line drawn through them, an example is shown for presentation of the manner in which a device can be realized with a fast current switches to zero level and vice versa using a series of short voltage pulses. An initial state lies on a curve I corresponding to an external voltage 0=V at a point A. A flowing current Ajj = . When supplying a short negative voltage pulse , the diode turns out to be, initially, on a curve III at a point B where , then, it returns to a curve I but, at a point C, corresponding to a regime of total reflection. Now, if a short positive voltage pulse is supplied, the system is transferred, first, to a curve II at a point D, where , and, at last, it turns out to be on a curve I again, at a point A. Emphasize that the duration of the control pulses can be only several time-of-flights of an electron via the diode gap. 1.0−=ΔV 0=j 1.0+=ΔV Ajj = 30 This work was supported in part by the Russian Fund of Basic Researches under Grant № 06-08-01104. REFERENCES 1. V.R. Bursian, V.I. Pavlov. One a special case of the space charge effect on the electron flow transfer in vacuum // Zh. Russ. Fiz.-Khim. O-va. 1923, v.55, №1-3, p.71-80 (in Russian). 2. V.I. Kuznetsov, A.V. Solov’yev, A.Ya. Ender. Use of ),( εη -diagrams for studying Bursian instability // Tech. Phys. 1994, v.39, №12, p.1207-1214. 3. P.V. Akimov, H. Schamel, H. Kolinsky, A.Ya. Ender, and V.I. Kuznetsov. On the nature of space- charge-limited currents in bounded electron devises: a Lagrangian revision with corrections // Phys. 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Дополнение однородных положительных заряженных частиц приводит к увеличению предельного ограниченного пространственным зарядом тока электронов, а также к возникновению новых областей равновесия. С другой стороны, избыток отрицательно заряженных частиц приводит к сильному уменьшению предельного тока, а также общего тока. Этот эффект можно использовать для создания быстрых переключателей. ЕЛЕКТРОННИЙ ПУЧОК ПЛАЗМОВОГО ДІОДА, ЩО ОТОЧЕНИЙ ЗАРЯДЖЕНИМИ ЧАСТИНКАМИ А.Я. Ендер, В.І. Кузнецов, Х. Шамель Вивчається вплив ефекту оточення нерухомими зарядженими частинками на стаціонарні стани діода з електронним пучком. Доповнення однорідних позитивних заряджених частинок приводить до збільшення граничного обмеженого просторовим зарядом струму електронів, а також до виникнення нових областей рівноваги. З іншого боку, надлишок негативних заряджених частинок призводить до сильного зменшення граничного струму, а також загального струму. Цей ефект можна застосувати для створення швидких перемикачів. 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The effect of an immovable charged particle background on the stationary states of a diode with the electron&#xd; beam is studied. An addition of uniform positive charged particles results in an increase in the space-charge limit of&#xd; the electron current as well as in the new branches of equilibria arising. On the other hand, extra negative charged&#xd; particles result in a strong decrease in current cut-off limit, the cut-off being the total one. This effect can be used to&#xd; perform the fast switches.
Вивчається вплив ефекту оточення нерухомими зарядженими частинками на стаціонарні стани діода з&#xd; електронним пучком. Доповнення однорідних позитивних заряджених частинок приводить до збільшення&#xd; граничного обмеженого просторовим зарядом струму електронів, а також до виникнення нових областей&#xd; рівноваги. З іншого боку, надлишок негативних заряджених частинок призводить до сильного зменшення&#xd; граничного струму, а також загального струму. Цей ефект можна застосувати для створення швидких&#xd; перемикачів.
Изучается влияние эффекта окружения неподвижными заряженными частицами на стационарные&#xd; состояния диода с электронным пучком. Дополнение однородных положительных заряженных частиц&#xd; приводит к увеличению предельного ограниченного пространственным зарядом тока электронов, а также к&#xd; возникновению новых областей равновесия. С другой стороны, избыток отрицательно заряженных частиц&#xd; приводит к сильному уменьшению предельного тока, а также общего тока. Этот эффект можно использовать&#xd; для создания быстрых переключателей.
This work was supported in part by the Russian&#xd; Fund of Basic Researches under Grant № 06-08-01104.
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Нерелятивистская электроника
Electron beam plasma diode with charged particle background
Електронний пучок плазмового діода, що оточений зарядженими частинками
Электронный пучок плазменного диода, окруженный заряженными частицами
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spellingShingle Electron beam plasma diode with charged particle background
Ender, A.Ya.
Kuznetsov, V.I.
Schamel, H.
Нерелятивистская электроника
title Electron beam plasma diode with charged particle background
title_alt Електронний пучок плазмового діода, що оточений зарядженими частинками
Электронный пучок плазменного диода, окруженный заряженными частицами
title_full Electron beam plasma diode with charged particle background
title_fullStr Electron beam plasma diode with charged particle background
title_full_unstemmed Electron beam plasma diode with charged particle background
title_short Electron beam plasma diode with charged particle background
title_sort electron beam plasma diode with charged particle background
topic Нерелятивистская электроника
topic_facet Нерелятивистская электроника
url https://nasplib.isofts.kiev.ua/handle/123456789/110308
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