Stable Beams Available from ATLAS

Updated August, 2009


Beam currents listed in the table were obtained with naturally occurring material for the given isotope.
The maximum energy quoted corresponds to the that computed with the optimal charge state. Higher energies are possible by using another charge state or by double stripping.
a

Other isotopes available with currents proportional to their abundance. For more beam current isotopically enriched material may be used, but the User should, in general, contact the User Liaison or ATLAS Operations to check on the availability of enriched material.
b Indicates elements for which isotopically enriched material has been successfully used in the past.
c Allowed maximum radiation may limit beam current.
* The maximum energies in Area II are about 0.6 times these values.

Iona Maximum
Energy (Mev)
for Areas III,IV*
Maximum Current
at Maximum Energy
(pna)
Beam Current at
Energy of 6 MeV/u
(pnA)
7Li 140 100c 200c
10Bb,c 200 100 100
12Cb 241 1000c >1000c
14N 244 800c >1000c
16Ob 320 >1000c >1000c
19F 334 10 50
20Ne 350 1000 >1000c
24Mg 415 2 10
27Al 464 10 30
28Sib 476 100 >1000
32Sb 539 100 1000
35Cl 585 12 35
40Arb 660 1000 >1000
40Cab 660 200 >1000
48Tib 778 40 300
51V 816 0.5 2
52Cr 832 10 40
56Feb 882 50 400
59Co 920 10 50
58Nib 911 20 100
63Cu 977 20 100
64Zn 979 4 20
74Geb 1103 2 10
80Se 1160 2 10
79Br 1150 2 10
84Krb 1201 500 > 1000
90Zrb 1260 140 300
98Mob 1343 1.5 7
102Rub 1377 3 12
107Ag 1418 10 50
120Snb 1512 2 10
130Teb 1593 2 10
132Xeb 1597 30 150
133Csb 1603 20 100
180Hf 1881 2 10
197Au 1950 10 50
208Pbb 1997 20 200
209Bib 1996 20 50
238U 2190 20 40