task:monitoring_primary_beam_power
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| =====Monitoring Beam Power==== | =====Monitoring Beam Power==== | ||
| + | ==What Is Beam Power?== | ||
| * Beam Power is a measurement of how much beam we're sending, it's measured in Watts (W) and can be found using the following formula | * Beam Power is a measurement of how much beam we're sending, it's measured in Watts (W) and can be found using the following formula | ||
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| * __Energy__ increases as the beam is accelerated by more cavities, so it will change depending on the destination, | * __Energy__ increases as the beam is accelerated by more cavities, so it will change depending on the destination, | ||
| * __Stripper Efficiency__ is the amount of beam that passes through the __Lithium Stripper__ and __Charge Selector__ in FS1, if the Stripper is turned off then we would have 100% efficiency as all beam would pass through, if it were tuned incorrectly and didn't allow any beam to pass through, then it would be 0%. Another way to think of it is what percent of the initial beam that makes it to the LINAC is the desired charge, if we want a charge state that's 70% of the beam then we'd want 70% efficiency, if we want an additional charge state that's 15% of teh beam then this goes to 85%. | * __Stripper Efficiency__ is the amount of beam that passes through the __Lithium Stripper__ and __Charge Selector__ in FS1, if the Stripper is turned off then we would have 100% efficiency as all beam would pass through, if it were tuned incorrectly and didn't allow any beam to pass through, then it would be 0%. Another way to think of it is what percent of the initial beam that makes it to the LINAC is the desired charge, if we want a charge state that's 70% of the beam then we'd want 70% efficiency, if we want an additional charge state that's 15% of teh beam then this goes to 85%. | ||
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| + | ===Limiting Beam Power=== | ||
| + | *Link to info page | ||
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