laddertronn.

/ˈladətrɒn/

Etymology: < ladder n. + -tron suffix.

Physics.

A device used to carry charge to the terminals of some electrostatic accelerators, consisting of a series of metal bars joined at each end by pivoted non-conducting links forming a closed loop (like a rope ladder with its two ends joined together).

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stripper1959

buncher1962

laddertron1972

wiggler1974

1972 Nature 26 May 192/3 The laddertron..has a much greater current carrying capacity than either the conventional belt or the pelletron and has the advantage of greater mechanical rigidity.

1973 Physics Bull. Mar. 161/1 A new type of high current inductive charging system for electrostatic accelerators, with the unpronounceable name ‘laddertron’, has been developed by the Daresbury Nuclear Physics Laboratory (Stand 57) jointly with the University of Reading.

1974 Nucl. Instruments & Methods 122 242/2 The accelerator will be charged using a specially developed high current inductive charging system known as the laddertron.

1981 Nature 16 Apr. 538/2 Dust..caused a short circuit across the laddertron—the aluminium and plastic belt which carries charge up the 40-m column to terminals.

This entry has not yet been fully updated (first published 1997; most recently modified version published online March 2018).

单词	laddertron
释义	laddertronn. /ˈladətrɒn/ Etymology: < ladder n. + -tron suffix. Physics. A device used to carry charge to the terminals of some electrostatic accelerators, consisting of a series of metal bars joined at each end by pivoted non-conducting links forming a closed loop (like a rope ladder with its two ends joined together). ΘΚΠ the world > matter > physics > atomic physics > particle physics > particle accelerator > [noun] > devices in accelerators stripper1959 buncher1962 laddertron1972 wiggler1974 1972 Nature 26 May 192/3 The laddertron..has a much greater current carrying capacity than either the conventional belt or the pelletron and has the advantage of greater mechanical rigidity. 1973 Physics Bull. Mar. 161/1 A new type of high current inductive charging system for electrostatic accelerators, with the unpronounceable name ‘laddertron’, has been developed by the Daresbury Nuclear Physics Laboratory (Stand 57) jointly with the University of Reading. 1974 Nucl. Instruments & Methods 122 242/2 The accelerator will be charged using a specially developed high current inductive charging system known as the laddertron. 1981 Nature 16 Apr. 538/2 Dust..caused a short circuit across the laddertron—the aluminium and plastic belt which carries charge up the 40-m column to terminals. This entry has not yet been fully updated (first published 1997; most recently modified version published online March 2018). < n.1972
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