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Describe about the linear accelerator parts?

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A linear accelerator consists of a long vacuum chamber containing large number of hollow coaxial cylindrical electrodes, which increase in length towards the target.The alternate cylinders are connected together, the odd numbered cylinders being joined to one terminal and the even numbered ones to the second terminal of a high frequency power supply.

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