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Discriminating Signals
Discriminating Signals
[[Image:what we'd like to see with d20.jpg|left|350 px|What we'd like to see with D20]]  [[Image:what we'd like to see with h20.jpg|right|350 px|What we'd like to see with H20 and our empty target]]


What we'd like to see with D <sub> 2 </sub> 0


[[Image:what we'd like to see with d20.jpg|left|350 px|What we'd like to see with D20]]  [[Image:what we'd like to see with h20.jpg|right|350 px|What we'd like to see with H20 and our empty target]]
==What We Need==
 
* n <sup>o</sup> detectors
* High voltage
* Splitters
* Discriminators
* Scalers
* NIM bin
* FAN
* Oscilloscope
* Delay
* Cables
 
==What Else Needs to be Done?==
 
* Round up electronics
* Set up electrons
* NIM bin
* Mounting system
* Polarization
* Find as many scalers as possible.
* Check Dr. Dale's calculations
** Given the collimator's 17" -> can the electron which makes a neutron get through the collimator?
* Will it burn a hole through the collimator?
** 1 KH
** 50 nsec pulse width
** 80 MA peak current
** 1 mm beam size
** No Conduction
* Radiated cooling

Revision as of 11:43, 21 July 2008

Electron Pulse
Electron Pulse

It'll hit our target and neutrons will be collected.

B n o = .1

P n = 1.04 MeV/c

1/V = 10nsec/foot => Detector must be > 5 feet from target.

Discriminating Signals

What we'd like to see with D20
What we'd like to see with D20
What we'd like to see with H20 and our empty target
What we'd like to see with H20 and our empty target


What We Need

  • n o detectors
  • High voltage
  • Splitters
  • Discriminators
  • Scalers
  • NIM bin
  • FAN
  • Oscilloscope
  • Delay
  • Cables

What Else Needs to be Done?

  • Round up electronics
  • Set up electrons
  • NIM bin
  • Mounting system
  • Polarization
  • Find as many scalers as possible.
  • Check Dr. Dale's calculations
    • Given the collimator's 17" -> can the electron which makes a neutron get through the collimator?
  • Will it burn a hole through the collimator?
    • 1 KH
    • 50 nsec pulse width
    • 80 MA peak current
    • 1 mm beam size
    • No Conduction
  • Radiated cooling