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installed behind the focal plane of the tagger magnet. The light produced in | installed behind the focal plane of the tagger magnet. The light produced in | ||
each counter is detected using Hamamatsu R9800 PMTs which are instrumented | each counter is detected using Hamamatsu R9800 PMTs which are instrumented | ||
| − | with JLab's custom designed dividers and divider-based amplifiers. | + | with JLab's custom designed dividers and divider-based amplifiers. The PMTs |
| + | will be operated at around 950 V. | ||
The hodoscope will | The hodoscope will | ||
be used for tuning the orientation of the radiator crystal | be used for tuning the orientation of the radiator crystal | ||
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will require involvement of experts and will not be performed by | will require involvement of experts and will not be performed by | ||
shift crew members. During data taking, the hodoscope will | shift crew members. During data taking, the hodoscope will | ||
| − | be used to monitor the beam stability. | + | be used to monitor the beam stability. |
== Voltage Settings and Control == | == Voltage Settings and Control == | ||
Revision as of 17:18, 11 June 2014
Tagger Hodoscope
The tagger hodoscope consists of 218 scintillator counters which are installed behind the focal plane of the tagger magnet. The light produced in each counter is detected using Hamamatsu R9800 PMTs which are instrumented with JLab's custom designed dividers and divider-based amplifiers. The PMTs will be operated at around 950 V. The hodoscope will be used for tuning the orientation of the radiator crystal by measuring the photon beam energy spectrum. This procedure will require involvement of experts and will not be performed by shift crew members. During data taking, the hodoscope will be used to monitor the beam stability.
Voltage Settings and Control
Expert personnel
The individuals responsible for checking that the Hodoscope is ready to take data and setting its operating parameters are shown in following table. Problems with normal operation of the hodoscope should be referred to those individuals and any changes to their settings must be approved by them. Additional experts may be trained by the system owner and their name and signature added to the document residing in the Hall D Counting House.
| Name | Number | Date of qualification |
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| Alexander Somov | (757) 269-5553 | |
| Franz Klein |
