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Min Huang

Explore the groundbreaking Electron Beam Ion Trap (EBIT) technology at Fudan University's Physics Institute in Shanghai. EBIT is a revolutionary machine facilitating the production, trapping, and study of highly charged ions. Discover how this innovation has transformed atomic research & advanced diagnostics of low-temperature plasma. Delve into the myriad applications enabled by EBIT, from precise beam-foil spectroscopy to theoretical atomic data calculations. Join us in unlocking the mysteries of highly charged ions with EBIT!

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Min Huang

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  1. Min Huang Fudan University, Shanghai Modern Physics Institute, Shanghai EBIT Lab,

  2. Shanghai Glimpse

  3. Campus

  4. My big family

  5. Electron Beam Ion TrapBefore EBIT, ions with charge states higher than 30 could be produced only by few high energy accelerators (100MUSD).EBIT can easily produce these ions.Basically it can produce any charge state of any element in the periodic table. (MUSD).EBIT is the only machine which can be used to produce, trap and study highly charged ions (HCI)at the same time in a small volume.

  6. electron collector drift tube high voltage Super-conductor Helmholtz coil electron gun

  7. The work I have done • Beam-Foil Spectroscopy (Lifetime) • Diagnostics of Low Temperature Plasma (Fluorescent tube plasma) • Theoretical Calculation of Atomic Data

  8. Thank You!

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