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The photon tagging facility at the Saskatchewan Accelerator Laboratory
1993
Abstract A photon tagging facility has been constructed for use with the c.w. electron beam at the Saskatchewan Accelerator Laboratory (SAL). The facility consists of a “clam-shell” type magnetic spectrometer with a 62 channel plastic scintillator focal plane detector allowing a post-bremsstrahlung electron energy resolution of 1%. Specialized focal plane and coincidence electronics have been designed and constructed at SAL and allows experiments to be performed with average tagged photon rates of greater than 1 × 108/s.
Recent developments at the RITU focal plane
2003
Several technical developments have recently taken place at the RITU [1] focal plane detector system. Due to these developments the gas-filled recoil separator RITU is now, in the best case, up to an order of magnitude more sensitive than before.