Tag: Exhibition
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Paul Trap in Action
Paul Trap in Action The Paul Trap is showing a basic experiment on how to trap particles. You have 4 electrodes, which have an electric field, which is alternating in frequency, that's why the Paul Trap is also called Radiofrequency (RF) -Trap. The electrodes trap the particles in three dimensions.
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AVA Outreach Symposium 2019 in Liverpool
AVA Outreach Symposium 2019 in Liverpool Together with other Accelerators for Science and Society (AVA) early stage researchers, PhD student Siara Fabbri demonstrated two radiofrequency (RF) ion traps to delegates, comprising of 100 researchers from across Europe and 150 students and teachers from local high schools. (…could be more text… what is a radiofrequency ion
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RSSSE July 2016 – Enhancement Cavity
RSSSE July 2016 – Enhancement Cavity Since the UV lasers, required to do antihydrogen spectroscopy, are difficult to make and not very powerful, we use an enhancement cavity to “enhance” the laser power. When the cavity mirrors are separated by a half-integer multiple of the laser wavelength, the cavity is resonant and forms a standing