To: axaf@head-cfa.harvard.edu
Subject: BESSY reports
Date: Tue, 21 Oct 1997 13:58:18 -0400
Report from BESSY, Monday evening thru Tuesday morning
- Shift Start: Monday Oct 20, 1997, 8:00 p.m. local time (18:00 UT)
- Shift End: Tues, Oct 21, 4 a.m. local time (2:00 UT) Oct 21
Operator: Robert A. Austin
Measurement Summary
Listed as : RunID, CMDB ID, Energy, Start Time, Comments
- 500356, aborted, flux was changing
- 500357, L-IXS-QE-1.01, 500eV, 18:42
- 500358, L-IXS-QE-1.04, 600eV, 19:09, 1300 sec at 780 Hz
- 500359, aborted to change integration time
- 500360, rate linearity, 700eV, 19:40, 2000 Hz
- 500361, rate linearity, 700eV, 19:42, 1500 Hz
- 500362, L-IXS-QE-1.05, 700eV, 20:26, 1000 Hz
- 500363, L-IXS-QE-1.06, 800eV, 20:46
- 500364, aborted--partial beam loss part way thru
- 500365, wrong procedure, wrong detector
- 500366, L-IXS-QE-1.08, 1000eV, ___, 1500 sec at 700 Hz
- 500367, aborted to increase integration time from 1000 sec to 1500
sec
- 500368, L-IXS-QE-1.09, 1100eV, ___, 1500 sec at 700 Hz
SSD_X on White light (12-20) beam
All measurements are of relative aperture size. Integration times
are 100 seconds.
With a beam current of 66 NA, we should have 66/0.78X1000=85000 electrons
in the storage ring. By J. Auerhammer's calculation, we should have seen
a rate of ~1500 sec-1, but we actually saw a rate of 550 sec-1.
Test runs listed as: RunID, CMDB ID, Aperture Size
- 500369, collect to see white light rate
- 500370, L-IXS-AP-2.06, 40 um
- 500371, L-IXS-AP-2.05, 50 um
- 500372, L-IXS-AP-2.04, 70 um
- 500373, L-IXS-AP-2.03, 100 um
- 500374, L-IXS-AP-2.02, 200 um
While making adjustments, all electrons were lost....Time to wait for
the next injection later this morning.