LINAC induction

Linear induction accelerators (induction linacs) Linear accelerators that operate by inducing an electromotive force in a cavity through a rapid change in the magnetic field strength. In effect, the electron beam acts as the analog of the secondary winding in a transformer. 

The limitations that storage rings, rf linacs, and mi-crotrons impose on free-electron laser design stems from restrictions on the peak (or instantaneous) currents that may be obtained and that limit the peak power from a free-electron laser. High peak powers may be obtained by using induction linacs, pulse line accelerators, or modulators that produce electron beams with currents rang-... 

Other types of indirect accelerators are vhf resonant cavities and linear induction accelerators, such as travelling wave linacs, standing wave linacs, resonant cavity accelerators and linear induction accelerators [1]. 

One technique is to employ accelerators like induction linacs to accelerate atomic or molecular ions which are then trapped by dissociation or a change in the ionization state on interaction with the plasma. However, at present this technique does not result in... 

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