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Revision as of 16:34, 18 July 2007

A Positron Source for JLAB

Year 1

  1. Install positron beam line.
  2. Check positron productions efficiency simulations for 10-20 MeV electrons on Tungsten Target (expecing 17 nA of positrons for a 10mA electron beam at E=?)
  3. Investigate differences between simulation and data, most likely need another week of beam to change configuration

Year 2

  1. Measure production efficiency for different Tungsten converter target thicknesses (100 microns -> 1mm in 100 micron steps)
  2. Measure positron emmitance and compare to simulation predictions
  3. Measure brightness as a function of quad setting (quads change emmitance)
  4. measure positron output as a function of beam current
  5. Begin designing tungsten converter capable of handling high heat load
  6. CEBAF can accept particles into acceleration stage as long as [math]\frac{\Delta E}{E} \leq 10^{-3}[/math]
  7. Electrons are injected at 500 MeV (1 GeV) for a 6 GeV (12 GeV) CEBAF. Currently [math]\frac{\Delta E}{E} \leq 10^{-5}[/math]

Year 3

  1. Conceptual Positron source design level 1 (CD1)
  2. IAC beam is x 40 less power than what will be needed at JLAB

Parts list

  1. FC $5k 400 W max power
  2. Media:ConverterMotor.pdf