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*[[:File:Wien Filter HV Calibration.pdf | WF Calibration]] -- Calibration of the UITF Wien Filter (WF) by adjusting the E-Field and B-Field to determine the velocity of the electron beam | *[[:File:Wien Filter HV Calibration.pdf | WF Calibration]] -- Calibration of the UITF Wien Filter (WF) by adjusting the E-Field and B-Field to determine the velocity of the electron beam | ||
*[[:File:Spring2018_QEPlots.png | Spring 2018 QE vs. Charge]] & [[:File:Fall2016_QEPlots.png | Fall 2016 QE vs. Charge]] -- Plots of QE vs. Charge data from the CEBAF injector. The Spring 2018 plot corresponds to when the vertical WF was at 50 degrees and the horizontal WF was off. The Fall 2016 plot is the opposite with the horizontal WF at 50 degrees and the vertical WF was off. | *[[:File:Spring2018_QEPlots.png | Spring 2018 QE vs. Charge]] & [[:File:Fall2016_QEPlots.png | Fall 2016 QE vs. Charge]] -- Plots of QE vs. Charge data from the CEBAF injector. The Spring 2018 plot corresponds to when the vertical WF was at 50 degrees and the horizontal WF was off. The Fall 2016 plot is the opposite with the horizontal WF at 50 degrees and the vertical WF was off. | ||
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| + | ==Ion Bombardment of Solids Notes== | ||
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| + | *[[:File:Ion Bombardment of Solids Intro and sections 2.2-2.3.pdf | Intro and Sections 2.2-2.3]] | ||
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Revision as of 12:35, 25 May 2018
Tech Notes
5/24/18
- WF Calibration -- Calibration of the UITF Wien Filter (WF) by adjusting the E-Field and B-Field to determine the velocity of the electron beam
- Spring 2018 QE vs. Charge & Fall 2016 QE vs. Charge -- Plots of QE vs. Charge data from the CEBAF injector. The Spring 2018 plot corresponds to when the vertical WF was at 50 degrees and the horizontal WF was off. The Fall 2016 plot is the opposite with the horizontal WF at 50 degrees and the vertical WF was off.
