Speaker
Matthias Nagl
(Uni-Göttingen)
Description
For the GLM branch of ISOLDE an ensemble of new collection chambers is currently being finished. One chamber allows rapid sample
changing by means of a load-lock system as well as tilted implantations. The second chamber will provide the possibility to
implant decelerated or post-accelerated ion beams and thus to control implantation depth. Finally, a third chamber will be
optimized for online PAC measurements featuring low gamma absorption and mounting positions for scintillation detectors very
close to the sample position which can be heated up to 1000°C while simultaneously implanting and measuring.
For improved radio protection and better usability this chamber ensemble will be remotely controllable to a large extent. To
achieve this goal several specialized electronic subsystems were developed. Our poster will present features and advantages of
these newly developed systems and devices as well as the automation concept of the chamber ensemble.
Author
Matthias Nagl
(Uni-Göttingen)
Co-authors
Hans Hofsaess
(University of Goettingen)
Ulrich Vetter
(University of Goettingen, II. Department of Physics)
