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Detection system (Output Optics)
canuel, marque - 18:00 Wednesday 28 July 2010 (27182) Print this report
Silicon beam dump on B1s
Today we installed a new beam dump on B1s beam (see External Detection Bench diffused light Projection, before and after B1s dump). In the past B1s was dumped on the EDB using a diverging lens and a "standard" beam dump made of two pieces of absorbing glass. The diverging lens was used in order to lower the intensity on the glass (its breaks otherwise).

To further improve diffused light issues on B1s, the idea was to reduce its path as much as possible and dump it directly at the level of the detection window.

In order to cope with problems of power, we developped a new beam dump made of a few silicon plates placed at brewster angle (silicon is high power compatible and gets low diffusing properties).

These plates are hold with a copper structure for heat evacuation (see picture-left). After crossing the plates, the power is reduced by a factor 6 and the remaining beam is dumped by a "standard" absorbing glass beam dump (see picture-right).
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