Ultra-compact plasmonic electron accelerator on chip
Electron accelerators are essential equipment in science and industry. However, their large footprint, ranging in length up to kilometers, limits their availability. Hence, compact solution to this problem is one of the major trends in advance accelerators. In this paper, a design of micro-scale ele...
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description | Electron accelerators are essential equipment in science and industry. However, their large footprint, ranging in length up to kilometers, limits their availability. Hence, compact solution to this problem is one of the major trends in advance accelerators. In this paper, a design of micro-scale electron accelerator based on surface plasmons is proposed. Due to the near-field enhancement effect of plasmons, this structure establishes extremely strong field for acceleration within less than 1μm. Simulation results shows that driven by infrared laser, the designed accelerator with 5 GV/m peak field deliver more than 0.39 keV energy to electrons. Cascaded in chain, this structure can realize fully electron acceleration, and has the potential of becoming the critical element of future integrated free electron light source lab on chip. |
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spelling | doaj.art-cbac388c7e2a4067874b5bfec79b38402022-12-21T21:10:37ZengElsevierResults in Physics2211-37972022-04-0135105355Ultra-compact plasmonic electron accelerator on chipLin Wang0Kun Yin1Corresponding author.; Zhejiang Lab, Hangzhou, ChinaCorresponding author.; Zhejiang Lab, Hangzhou, ChinaElectron accelerators are essential equipment in science and industry. However, their large footprint, ranging in length up to kilometers, limits their availability. Hence, compact solution to this problem is one of the major trends in advance accelerators. In this paper, a design of micro-scale electron accelerator based on surface plasmons is proposed. Due to the near-field enhancement effect of plasmons, this structure establishes extremely strong field for acceleration within less than 1μm. Simulation results shows that driven by infrared laser, the designed accelerator with 5 GV/m peak field deliver more than 0.39 keV energy to electrons. Cascaded in chain, this structure can realize fully electron acceleration, and has the potential of becoming the critical element of future integrated free electron light source lab on chip.http://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S2211379722001309Surface plasmonsNear-field enhancementNano-photonicsAccelerator physics |
spellingShingle | Lin Wang Kun Yin Ultra-compact plasmonic electron accelerator on chip Results in Physics Surface plasmons Near-field enhancement Nano-photonics Accelerator physics |
title | Ultra-compact plasmonic electron accelerator on chip |
title_full | Ultra-compact plasmonic electron accelerator on chip |
title_fullStr | Ultra-compact plasmonic electron accelerator on chip |
title_full_unstemmed | Ultra-compact plasmonic electron accelerator on chip |
title_short | Ultra-compact plasmonic electron accelerator on chip |
title_sort | ultra compact plasmonic electron accelerator on chip |
topic | Surface plasmons Near-field enhancement Nano-photonics Accelerator physics |
url | http://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S2211379722001309 |
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