Abstract
The Peking University accelerator mass spectrometer (PKUAMS) has been put into routine operation. 14C measurements of archaeological samples with fast cycling injection have shown good results. The new multi-target high-intensity sputtering ion source has been tested and 10Be measurements were carried out with a new detector in which both the stopping of the intense flux of 10B ions and the identification of 10Be ions are performed. 26A1 samples were also measured. While various applications show good prospects for PKUAMS, further upgrade is desirable.
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