Optical design for BIPM imaging system

The light imaging system for the Beam Ionization Profile Monitor (BIPM) was designed to allow simultaneous operation of a fast Multi Anode Photo Multiplier and two new types of intensified standard resolution CCD cameras. The main reason for designing the optics was the poor resolution of the prelim...

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Autores principales: Dehning, B, Fischer, C, Hutchins, S, Koopman, J, Kramer, Daniel
Lenguaje:eng
Publicado: 2005
Materias:
Accelerators and Storage Rings
Acceso en línea:http://cds.cern.ch/record/895155
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author Dehning, B
Fischer, C
Hutchins, S
Koopman, J
Kramer, Daniel
author_facet Dehning, B
Fischer, C
Hutchins, S
Koopman, J
Kramer, Daniel
author_sort Dehning, B
collection CERN
description The light imaging system for the Beam Ionization Profile Monitor (BIPM) was designed to allow simultaneous operation of a fast Multi Anode Photo Multiplier and two new types of intensified standard resolution CCD cameras. The main reason for designing the optics was the poor resolution of the preliminary setup limiting seriously the detectors performance and the need of a second optical path for the Multi (32) Anode Photo Multiplier (MAPMT). An increase of the optical luminosity was also necessary for low intensity beams. Optimization of the optical system was done in the ZEMAX program. The imaging error was checked by comparing the ionization profile monitor continuous measurements with wire scanner measurements.
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spelling cern-8951552022-08-17T13:34:00Zhttp://cds.cern.ch/record/895155engDehning, BFischer, CHutchins, SKoopman, JKramer, DanielOptical design for BIPM imaging systemAccelerators and Storage RingsThe light imaging system for the Beam Ionization Profile Monitor (BIPM) was designed to allow simultaneous operation of a fast Multi Anode Photo Multiplier and two new types of intensified standard resolution CCD cameras. The main reason for designing the optics was the poor resolution of the preliminary setup limiting seriously the detectors performance and the need of a second optical path for the Multi (32) Anode Photo Multiplier (MAPMT). An increase of the optical luminosity was also necessary for low intensity beams. Optimization of the optical system was done in the ZEMAX program. The imaging error was checked by comparing the ionization profile monitor continuous measurements with wire scanner measurements.CERN-AB-2005-072oai:cds.cern.ch:8951552005-04-01
spellingShingle Accelerators and Storage Rings
Dehning, B
Fischer, C
Hutchins, S
Koopman, J
Kramer, Daniel
Optical design for BIPM imaging system
title Optical design for BIPM imaging system
title_full Optical design for BIPM imaging system
title_fullStr Optical design for BIPM imaging system
title_full_unstemmed Optical design for BIPM imaging system
title_short Optical design for BIPM imaging system
title_sort optical design for bipm imaging system
topic Accelerators and Storage Rings
url http://cds.cern.ch/record/895155
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