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- LEGENDA
- 1kV: High voltage at 1 kV
- 1.5 kV: High voltage at 1,5 kV
- diam: Beam diametrically
- 2.5 mm: Plates distance 2.5mm (air)
- Old: Insulation problems (air)
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- GENERAL SETUP
- Protons 60 MeV (fixed)
- beam diameter: 8 cm (collimated, with Cu plate, up to 11 mm)
- fluence: 5 106 - 5 108
protons/s/cm2
- 3 channels to current source, ch4 to a IC
- FIX MODE: 1 nA current (~5 Hz)
- SCAN MODE: points at 1 mA, 0.5 mA, 0.1 mA, 1 μA, 10 nA, 100 pA, 30
pA
- Sequence: SCAN no beam; FIX+SCAN at 5E6 p/cm2/s,
1E7 p/cm2/s and 5E8 p/cm2/s;
SCAN no beam.
- Diametrical beam, then trials with longitudinal and not collided beam.
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- There is not a good linear correlation with the recorder intensity and
the flux values, particularly for the 1E7 values.
- What's more, we can see a general increasing of the values with the
time. Activation of some chamber material?
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- Proposed actions
- Improve collimator fixing.
- Insert the alimentation measurements in the SW.
- Better uncoupling of the channels to avoid crosstalks.
- Resolve spikes problem from the source-switch.
- Lessons learnt
- Reproduce entire measurement set up in house (we lost a lot of time in
Louvin trying to fix the collimator better)
- Radiation could also force the component to extract current signal (
AMPL)
- It is better to calibrate the amplifier gain after a warm up (channel 2
drift)
- Files at
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