Sn and In run summer 2005
Target
issues:
* Target number
#304. LaC, surface ioniser with C line
* To improve
the Sn/In ratio 6 consecutive
pulses with closed beam gate, thereafter 6 empty pulses with beam gate open.
* The frontend and target was vented just before beam delivery. Similar yield before and after the incident.
isotopes run: 108Sn30+ with lasers and 108In30+ without lasers the last 24 h.
breeding time: 198 ms, peak charge at 30+
currents:
* For 12/12 pulses, 2E13 p/p with
108Sn we had:
TRAP inj
plate = 30-45 pA; BTS.FC20 = 25 pA;
RFQ.FC20 >40-50 pA for 30+;
efficiency:
*
* Trap 48% for stable 139La (500 us beam gate for 10
Hz);
Trap >50%
for stable 112Sn (4.85 Hz, no beam gate);
* EBIS 8% for 139La30+ (98 ms breeding time)
EBIS 7% for 112Sn30+ (198 ms breeding time, no
beam gate);
EBIS 6%
for 108Sn30+ (198 ms breeding time, no beam gate);
* Linac transmission 60%
Linac
energy:
* 2.83 MeV/u
comments:
* The low repetition rate (4.85 Hz) was imposed by low
A/q (3.6)
* After the trap, at the EBIS-BTS bellow
and at the mass separator slit around 100 uSv/h
* Timing to the Linac nicely stable when running
at the pretrigger 1 ms
before the EBIS pulse.
* Didier
helped for the first time with beam tuning.
technical problems:
* The low energy part worked without any
interventions; one reboot of BD FEC
* One
of the consoles in the control room keeps hanging
* Last run before repair of 200 MHz amp
lessons learned:
* Sometimes it works really well!