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| ====== Magnetic-rigidity setting ====== | ====== Magnetic-rigidity setting and CS-Studio ====== |
| | Magnetic-rigidity settings are set via CS-Studio. This program can be run on the EXP network. |
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| === Segments 6 and 7 (S800 Analysis line) === | |
| The magnetic rigidity ("Brho") of the segments 6 and 7 ([[Introduction#Analysis Line|analysis beam line]]) of the S800 Barney page displayed below will be set during the secondary-beam tuning (SDT) in cooperation with the [[https://groups.nscl.msu.edu/a1900|A1900 group]]. The energy loss in all detector systems ([[Detectors#Plastic scintillators|object scintillator]], object PIN, [[Detectors#Tracking Parallel Plate Avalanche Counters (TPPAC)|tracking PPACs]]) operating in the [[Introduction#Analysis Line|analysis beam line]] has to be considered for the Brho setting. This requires the knowledge of the beam Brho at the exit of the [[https://groups.nscl.msu.edu/a1900|A1900]], which is typically calculated with the program [[http://lise.nscl.msu.edu/lise.html|LISE++]] (follow this [[https://groups.nscl.msu.edu/a1900/software/lise++/|instructions]] and/or ask the [[https://groups.nscl.msu.edu/a1900|A1900 group]] for assistance). In the course of secondary-beam tuning, a scintillating target ("viewer") and camera setup at the target position of the S800 might be requested by the [[https://groups.nscl.msu.edu/a1900|A1900 group]]. | |
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| === Segment 8 (S800 Spectrograph) === | {{:s800_opi_e21034.png|}} |
| The Brho of segment 8 (spectrograph) of the S800 Barney page (see figure below) has to be chosen by the experimenter according to the objectives of the experiment. The segment 8 Brho can roughly be estimated by assuming the segment 7 Brho (analysis beam line) and correcting for the energy loss of the desired fragment/particle in the reaction target. The "physical calculator" of the program [[http://lise.nscl.msu.edu/lise.html|LISE++]] is well suited for this purpose. The final Brho of segment 8 will later be fine-tuned to achieve the desired setting in the S800 focal plane (fragment of interest centered, for example). Please coordinate all required Brho changes of the spectrograph beam line (segment 8) with the [[https://groups.nscl.msu.edu/a1900|A1900 group]] as early as possible. | |
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| | Navigate from "FRIB EXP" to "S800" and to "Tune beam." and click the "S800" button on the top right corner. |
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| THIS FIGURE IS OBSOLETE. NEW A NEWER VERSION | |
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| {{:wiki:barney_magnets.jpg?700|Barney display for the S800.}} | === BTS 32 & 33 (S800 Analysis line) === |
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| | The magnetic rigidity ("Brho") of BTS 32 & 33 ([[Introduction#Analysis Line|analysis beam line]]) of the S800 page will be set during the secondary-beam tuning (SDT) in cooperation with the AP/ARIS team. The energy loss in all detector systems ([[Detectors#Plastic scintillators|object scintillator]], object PIN, [[Detectors#Tracking Parallel Plate Avalanche Counters (TPPAC)|tracking PPACs]]) operating in the [[Introduction#Analysis Line|analysis beam line]] has to be considered for the Brho setting. This requires the knowledge of the beam Brho at the exit of ARIS, which is typically calculated with the program [[http://lise.nscl.msu.edu/lise.html|LISE++]] (follow this [[https://groups.nscl.msu.edu/a1900/software/lise++/|instructions]] and/or ask the AP/ARIS team for assistance). In the course of secondary-beam tuning, a scintillating target ("viewer") and camera setup at the target position of the S800 might be requested by the [[https://groups.nscl.msu.edu/a1900|A1900 group]] (now known as the ARIS group). |
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| We strongly recommend Barney printouts after every change of the spectrograph. This not only provides a paper copy of all magnet settings from segment 0 to segment 8 but also saves this information in ascii format on disk (accessible via the A1900 web site under [[https://groups.nscl.msu.edu/a1900/archive/barney/|Beam Line Savesets]]). If an [[Determination of Angles and Momentum#Calculation of the inverse map|inverse map]] is desired for the tracking of the particles in the spectrograph, segment 8 Brho and the magnet currents of the dipoles and quadrupoles are needed to determine important input parameters for the calculation. | === BTS 34 (S800 Spectrograph) === |
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| | The Brho of BTS34 (spectrograph) has to be chosen by the experimenter according to the objectives of the experiment. The BTS34 can roughly be estimated by assuming the BTS33 Brho (analysis beam line) and correcting for the energy loss of the desired fragment/particle in the reaction target. The "physical calculator" of the program [[http://lise.nscl.msu.edu/lise.html|LISE++]] is well suited for this purpose. The final Brho of BTS34 will later be fine-tuned to achieve the desired setting in the S800 focal plane (fragment of interest centered, for example). Please coordinate all required Brho changes of the spectrograph beam line (segment 8) with the [[https://groups.nscl.msu.edu/a1900|A1900 group]] as early as possible. |
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| | We strongly recommend producing savesets (formerly known as Barney printouts) after every change of the spectrograph. This not only provides a paper copy of all magnet settings from segment 0 to segment 8 but also saves this information in ascii format on disk (accessible via the A1900 web site under [[https://groups.nscl.msu.edu/a1900/archive/barney/|Beam Line Savesets]]). If an [[Determination of Angles and Momentum#Calculation of the inverse map|inverse map]] is desired for the tracking of the particles in the spectrograph, BTS34 Brho and the magnet currents of the dipoles and quadrupoles are needed to determine important input parameters for the calculation. |
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