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# Compare empty vs full target rates
 
# Compare empty vs full target rates
 
# Adjustable Pb absorber (upstream of muon detector)
 
# Adjustable Pb absorber (upstream of muon detector)
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#* [https://userweb.jlab.org/~ilarin/cpp/picture_frame.pdf Proposal] (Ilya)
 
# Commission trigger
 
# Commission trigger
 
#* Charged Trigger (TOF)
 
#* Charged Trigger (TOF)
 
#* Neutral Trigger (FCAL/BCAL)
 
#* Neutral Trigger (FCAL/BCAL)
 
#* Calibration triggers (CTOF, random, PS)
 
#* Calibration triggers (CTOF, random, PS)

Revision as of 08:55, 13 April 2022

  • CPP and NPP Run Conditions
  • Electron beam energy expected = 11.7 GeV based on the planned Experimental Schedule
  • Microscope will cover the range of [0.301-0.514] of the beam energy or [4.57-6.01 GeV]
  • Pair Spectrometer magnet will be scaled down by 6/9 = 0.67 of its nominal field (569.4 A = 0.67x849.9 A)
Time estimates for Run Plan
Activity Duration (PAC Days) Current Target Collimator Radiator Comment
Full target (Production) 20 27 nA Pb (0.3 mm) 3.4 mm JD70-103 or JD70-107 Alternate 0/90 deg diamond configuration
Empty Target 1.5? 27 nA - 3.4 mm JD70-103 or JD70-107 Run at higher current?
Diamond Alignment 0.5? 20 nA? Pb (0.3 mm) 3.4 mm JD70-103 and JD70-107
Trigger Commissioning 1.3? 100 nA? Pb (0.3 mm) 3.4 mm JD70-103 or JD70-107
Lead Shield Alignment 0.1? 100 nA? Pb (0.3 mm) 3.4 mm JD70-103 or JD70-107
Beam Energy Calibration 0.1? 100 nA Pb (0.3 mm) 3.4 mm JD70-103 or JD70-107 Collimator Blocking for 5 min, periodically
TAC Runs 1.5? <2 nA - 3.4 mm AMO (2x10-5)


Draft Commissioning Steps

  1. Setup photon beam operation at 50 nA.
  2. Check microscope and hodoscope operation in new configuration
  3. Align diamond to 6 GeV coherent edge
  4. Check rates in microscope in new position
  5. Check rates for two collimator configurations (5 and 3.4 mm ) ?
    • Use profiler to stabilize the beam during test
  6. Check radiation and backgrounds rates in Hall D with Pb target
  7. Check currents and hit distributions in the MWPCs
  8. Compare empty vs full target rates
  9. Adjustable Pb absorber (upstream of muon detector)
  10. Commission trigger
    • Charged Trigger (TOF)
    • Neutral Trigger (FCAL/BCAL)
    • Calibration triggers (CTOF, random, PS)