Abstract
For an isotope separator on-line based radioactive nuclear beam facility at KEK-Tanashi, two different types of ion sources are currently employed: a single stage 6.4 GHz electron cyclotron resonance ion source for Ne2+18 and Ne2+19 ions and a surface ionization-type ion source for Li1+8 ions. The production target for Ne radioisotopes is LiF powder. Enclosed in a water-cooled Cu target cell, the target can sustain proton beam power of 120 W for a long term. The methods to suppress unwanted isotopes, like F19 in Ne19 and O18 in Ne18, are discussed. For the production of Li1+8 with the surface ionization-type ion source, a recoil-catcher method is adopted. The feasibility is discussed, comparing to a thick target method.
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