The Ion Irradiation Facility-L installed at Jan Kochanowski University in Kielce, Poland, allows for performing experiments from x-ray spectroscopy up to irradiation of various targets with slow highly charged ions.
This Ion Irradiation Facility-L consists of a Dresden EBIS-A, a beam guiding and diagnostic system, a double focusing analyzing magnet, and a multi-purpose target chamber. It allows for x-ray spectroscopy e.g. to study recombination processes in the EBIS-plasma as well as performing experiments with slow highly charged ions colliding with matter. The ion-matter interaction experiments can range from studies of the formation of nanostructures in ion-surface interactions or fragmentation of biomolecules by ion and electron impact up to investigations of radiobiological effects in living cells.
Selected Publications
D. Banaś, J. Braziewicz, J. Semaniak, M. Pajek: "The physics program at the Kielce EBIS-A facility", JINST 5, p. C09005 (2010)
DREEBIT’s Most Versatile Ion Irradiation Facility Including Ion Deceleration
A High Performance Permanent Magnet Electron Beam Ion Source
Elements for Electrostatic Charged Particle Beam Deflection
Elements for Electrostatic Charged Particle Beam Focussing
Faraday Cup for Low Current Measurements
Two Dimensional Beam Formation and Analysis
Time and Energy Resolved X-ray Measurement