ISAC (Isotope Separator and ACcelerator) - Revision history

Spencerkiy: /* ISAC beam intensities */

2021-02-25T19:07:44Z

ISAC beam intensities

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	A database of [http://www.triumf.info/facility/research_fac/yield.php representative radioactive ion beam yields] available at ISAC is maintained by the [[TRIUMF contacts#ISAC\|ISAC Radioactive Ion Beam Development group]]. Unless otherwise noted, the quoted yields have been measured at the ISAC yield station. Rates at experimental locations will be lower, especially for post-accelerated beams.		A database of [http://www.triumf.info/facility/research_fac/yield.php representative radioactive ion beam yields] available at ISAC is maintained by the [[TRIUMF contacts#ISAC\|ISAC Radioactive Ion Beam Development group]]. Unless otherwise noted, the quoted yields have been measured at the ISAC yield station. Rates at experimental locations will be lower, especially for post-accelerated beams.

	Post-accelerated beams are limited to those with mass-to-charge ratios less than 30. As most RIB are singly charged from the online source, those with masses of 30 or greater must be charge-bred, generally to A/q < 7 (for transport through the ISAC accelerator chain without stripping after the ISAC RFQ), for acceleration. A tool for identifying candidate charge states and possible stable-beam contaminants is available [http://~~trshare~~.~~triumf~~.ca/~~~garns/CSB~~/ here].		Post-accelerated beams are limited to those with mass-to-charge ratios less than 30. As most RIB are singly charged from the online source, those with masses of 30 or greater must be charge-bred, generally to A/q < 7 (for transport through the ISAC accelerator chain without stripping after the ISAC RFQ), for acceleration. A tool for identifying candidate charge states and possible stable-beam contaminants is available [http://griffincollaboration.github.io/beamCompanionExplorer/companionExplorer.html here].

	Information about stable beams from the ISAC [http://olis.triumf.ca Off-Line Ion Source (OLIS)], including expected beam currents, is maintained by TRIUMF's [[TRIUMF contacts#Support groups\|Stable Sources]] group.		Information about stable beams from the ISAC [http://olis.triumf.ca Off-Line Ion Source (OLIS)], including expected beam currents, is maintained by TRIUMF's [[TRIUMF contacts#Support groups\|Stable Sources]] group.

Spencerkiy: /* Tuning time estimates */

2017-12-07T19:22:18Z

Tuning time estimates

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	*0.5 hours		*0.5 hours
	*Minimum 1 hour		*Minimum 1 hour
	* + 10 minutes per ΔE/~~Q [MV]~~		* + 10 minutes per Δ1 MV (ΔE/q)
	*1 hour		*1 hour

Spencerkiy: /* Tuning time estimates */

2017-12-07T19:20:40Z

Tuning time estimates

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	*0.5 hours		*0.5 hours
	*Minimum 1 hour		*Minimum 1 hour
	* + 10 minutes per ΔVeff* [MV]		* + 10 minutes per ΔE/Q [MV]
	*1 hour		*1 hour

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	* ΔVeff = (M/Q)*ΔE/u
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Spencerkiy: /* Tuning time estimates */

2017-12-07T19:18:56Z

Tuning time estimates

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	*0.5 hours		*0.5 hours
	*Minimum 1 hour		*Minimum 1 hour
	* + 10 minutes per ΔVeff [MV]		* + 10 minutes per ΔVeff* [MV]
	*1 hour		*1 hour

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			* ΔVeff = (M/Q)*ΔE/u
	<!--- [Give a sample calculation of overhead estimate?] --->		<!--- [Give a sample calculation of overhead estimate?] --->

Spencerkiy: /* Tuning time estimates */

2017-12-07T18:37:19Z

Tuning time estimates

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	*CSB Setup (in addition to experiment setup)		*CSB Setup (in addition to experiment setup)
	*Polarizer Setup (in addition to experiment setup)		*Polarizer Setup (in addition to experiment setup)
	*Alignment to an ISAC experiment		*Alignment to a High Energy ISAC experiment
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	*1 hour		*1 hour

Spencerkiy: /* Tuning time estimates */

2017-12-07T18:36:16Z

Tuning time estimates

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	*16 hours		*16 hours
	*16 hours		*16 hours
	*~~1 hour~~		*2 hours

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Spencerkiy: /* Tuning time estimates */

2017-12-07T18:34:55Z

Tuning time estimates

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	*High Energy Experiment (ISAC-II)		*High Energy Experiment (ISAC-II)
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	*1 ~~hours~~		*1 hour
	*2 ~~hour~~		*2 hours
	*3 hours		*2 hours

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2017-12-05T23:19:21Z

Tuning time estimates

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	*ISAC Tuning		*ISAC Tuning
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	*~~12 hours~~		*8 hours
	*2 hours
	*2 hours		*2 hours
	*2 hours		*2 hours
			*1 hour

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Spencerkiy: /* Tuning time estimates */

2017-12-05T23:07:03Z

Tuning time estimates

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	*CSB Setup (in addition to experiment setup)		*CSB Setup (in addition to experiment setup)
	*Polarizer Setup (in addition to experiment setup)		*Polarizer Setup (in addition to experiment setup)
			*Alignment to an ISAC experiment
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	*1 hour		*1 hour
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	*16 hours		*16 hours
	*16 hours		*16 hours
			*1 hour

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Spencerkiy: /* Tuning time estimates */

2017-12-05T22:57:08Z

Tuning time estimates

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	*2 hour		*2 hour
	*3 hours		*3 hours


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