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A Thomson parabola ion analyzer with a newly developed ion detector system is designed for quick data acquisition and is successfully used to obtain the energy distribution of a pulsed ion beam ranging from 100 to 1000 keV. The detection system consists of an MCP (microchannel plate), a phosphor screen and an image processing system in which a CCD camera, image memory and personal computer are employed. Sensitivity calibration of the detection system is carried out. The dynamic range of the ion energy analyzer is evaluated as a function of incident ion energy.
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