The layout of the electron accelerator for irradiating insulation of cables and wires

The symbols represent the experimental data from the CBELSA/TAPS detector at the electron accelerator ELSA in Bonn [9].

On the other hand, high energy electron accelerators with GeV beam energies have been utilized as synchrotron light sources generating short wavelength radiations in a wide range of sciences, such as material, chemical, biological, medical and industrial sciences.

The electron accelerator operates on the principle of the Braun tube, where a hot cathode is heated in vacuum to such a degree that electrons are released.

Aiming to shed light on the relationship between science and the state, he examines the role of the committee in considering technical and policy issues relating to specific events during the twentieth century, such as the Cold War, the establishment of NASA, the debates over nuclear weapons, the Sputnik crisis of 1957, the Vietnam War, the funding of the Stanford linear electron accelerator, the shaping of the Apollo moon-landing project, and the Kennedy administration's response to Rachel Carson's Silent Spring.

A must-see for science-minded futurists, SLAC's two-mile linear electron accelerator generates the highest energy, high-intensity electron beams available in the world.

The three researchers from France's atomic energy agency (CEA), Bruno Bernardin, Danas Ridikas, and Henri Safa, presented a technical paper, entitled "A Prototype Sub-Critical Reactor Driven by Electron Accelerator," at the American Nuclear Society 2001 Winter Meeting, "Nuclear Research and Development" conference.

XRF, as it is called, utilizes a 4 MeV electron accelerator, high purity germanium detectors and advanced data acquisition systems found at the Idaho Accelerator Center.

The prime minister familiarized himself with the first stage of the project: AREAL (Advanced Research Electron Accelerator

MeV-10 electron accelerator with 100-KW power was designed and developed by the Atomic Science and Technology Research Institute of the Atomic Energy Organization of Iran (AEOI).

Now, three independent research groups in the United States, France, and England have simultaneously passed a major milestone toward a laser-based electron accelerator that could fit inside a room and cost only a fraction of the price of a conventional machine.