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On-line Target/ Ion Source Test Facility |
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The on-line target/ ion source test facility (UNISOR) plays
a critical role in our RIB beam development program; candidate target/
ion sources can be evaluated with low production beam intensities allowing
normalized yields of RIBs to be directly measured without extensive
radiological
encumbrances. This facility, shown above, is composed of an end station
on-line to the 25 MeV tandem accelerator where candidate target/ ion sources
can be mounted. The diagram above shows this end station, a 90 degree
mass separation magnet (m/Δm ~ 2000) and three
beam analysis stations. The three stations include: a conventional spectroscopy
end station equipped with a moving tape system for determining radioactive
ion beam yields from various candidate target/ ion source systems; a charge
exchange measurement apparatus for investigating charge exchange efficiencies
of stable species and collinear laser/fast beam spectroscopy apparatus,
for the study of nuclear hyperfine structure.
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