Abstract
Present high-current ion sources for neutral injection experiments accelerate a mixture of atomic and molecular hydrogen species that are converted into neutral particles with different energies and neutralization efficiencies. Beam composition can have important effects on injection system efficiency, vacuum design, and first-wall loading. Beam composition measurements of the 20-keV LBL high-current sources are used to calculate the relative power in the various hydrogen and deuterium beam components expected at higher energies.