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Entry  Mon Jul 22 16:54:33 2019, Marlène, Franck, François & Nicolas, e768s, BEAM, General, Fixed, , Cheking beam transmission from G1 profiler to VAMOS 
    Reply  Tue Jul 23 14:33:03 2019, Marlène, Yorick, Faïrouz & Nicolas, e768s, BEAM, General, Fixed, , Cheking beam transmission from G1 profiler to VAMOS 714D4921-2A75-44B7-AD8D-87048BDA17A8.jpeg6A77930D-8992-4118-B59C-DBAA37289533.jpeg3CD66D1D-D6E6-44B4-A15A-C947F048D2A0.jpeg
Message ID: 5264     Entry time: Mon Jul 22 16:54:33 2019     Reply to this: 5287
Author: Marlène, Franck, François & Nicolas 
ExpNbr: e768s 
Type: BEAM 
Category: General 
Status: Fixed 
Target-Source:  
Subject: Cheking beam transmission from G1 profiler to VAMOS 
Goal:
Estimate beam transmission from profiler to VAMOS (FP)

Method:
1. Beam intensity is reduced with the pepper pot 1/9 and by closing slits after the 15O target production and the accelerators so that the beam quality (emittance, etc...) is not affected.
2. VAMOS plate is removed to allow the direct beam detection
3. LiF (1.25 mg/cm2, number 1) is in position

Results:
1. beam intensity at G1 profiler ~ 4e4 pps
2. VAMOS FP ~ 2e4 pps

Discussion:
1. There is a factor of two loss between the profiler and VAMOS. Taken this factor into account in the g-ray yield estimate (see post ..) the numbers of 1297- and 1340-keV g-rays is in line with what is expected from cross-section calculation.
2. Loosing a factor of two means a substantial amount of 15O is implanted in the pipe/target frame/MUST2 masks. A dedicated AGATA activation measurement could be performed to cross-check this factor of two.

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