Abstract
Subnanosecond electron beams can be formed in gas-filled diodes at high pressures (up to 6 and 4 bar in helium and nitrogen, respectively). In a diode filled with air at atmospheric pressure, a beam current amplitude above 240 A was obtained at a pulse duration (FWHM) of ∼0.2 s and a beam current density of ∼40 A/cm2.
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