Open AccessInfluence of secondary electron yield of material on two-sided multipactor discharge in cavity
Author(s) -
Ye Dong,
Qingxiang Liu,
Jian Pang,
Haijing Zhou,
Dong Zeng
Publication year - 2018
Publication title -
wuli xuebao
Language(s) - English
Resource type - Journals
SCImago Journal Rank - 0.199
H-Index - 47
ISSN - 1000-3290
DOI - 10.7498/aps.67.20172119
Subject(s) - electron , secondary electrons , atomic physics , secondary emission , saturation (graph theory) , space charge , electron avalanche , physics , monte carlo method , materials science , oscillation (cell signaling) , cavity wall , computational physics , ion , ionization , nuclear physics , chemistry , composite material , biochemistry , statistics , mathematics , combinatorics , quantum mechanics
The influences of secondary electron yield (SEY) of material on the transient and saturation characteristics of two-sided multipactor discharge in cavity are numerically investigated by using particle-in-cell and Monte-Carlo methods. The numerical results indicate that as the SEY increases, the rate of electron number increases and the average value and magnitude of steady electron number also increase. The oscillation start-time of discharge current is shortened, and the steady value of discharge current increases and tends to be saturated. Both the average value and magnitude of steady discharge power increase and tend to be saturated. Both the time-delay and pulse width of deposited power waveform increase and also tend to be saturated. Under the circumstances of higher and lower value of SEY, the physical images of electron phase space, charge density, average impact energy, average SEY, electron number and discharge current are in detail shown in particle-in-cell simulation. The results can be concluded as follows. Under the circumstances of lower value of SEY, the saturation characteristics is determined by both debunching and reverse field of space charge effects. But under the circumstances of higher value of SEY, the multipactor mechanism tends to be one-sided mode in the steady stage which can be obviously determined by reverse-field of space charge effect.