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PCMAG Calibration: B vs. I Ralf Diener LCTPC WP 224 - 16.July 2015 Page 1 PCMAG Calibration: Additional Information Measurement: Ramp up to 1T (441A), down in 50A steps Up again in 100A steps (last to 441A) Value at PSU current


  1. PCMAG Calibration: B vs. I Ralf Diener LCTPC WP 224 - 16.July 2015 Page 1

  2. PCMAG Calibration: Additional Information ● Measurement: ● Ramp up to 1T (441A), down in 50A steps ● Up again in 100A steps (last to 441A) ● Value at PSU current settings from manual for 1T: 1.022 T ● Position of central Hall probe: ± 5mm ● Estimated measurement errors: ● I coil ± 0.1 A ● B center ± 0.0002 T ● Hallprobes ± 0.005 ● B Field Stability vs Table Movement (rough, only a few points checked): ● Horizontal: ≤ ±0.0002 T (min-max = 1.02212 - 1.02236 T) ● Rotation: ≤ ±0.0002 T (min-max = 1.02212 - 1.02242 T) ● Idea: include “PSU current calculator” with input being the desired B-field in DOOCS PCMAG panel Ralf Diener LCTPC WP 224 - 16.July 2015 Page 2

  3. Stage Calibration: Z / Horizontal Axis Ralf Diener LCTPC WP 224 - 16.July 2015 Page 3

  4. Stage Calibration: Additional Information ● Only one measurement run (more statistics needed?): ● Moving in one direction and back → 2 curves (lines) for each encoder ● Calibration offset about 2% → direct impact on drift velocity results ● Calibration for other axis (vertical, rotation) not measured yet ● Position precision (reproducibility): ● Analysis not ready yet (also some more measurement runs for vertical/rotation to be done) ● Precision so far seems to be better than expected, i.e. < 0.2mm (influence of movement in one axis on other axis larger → will be presented in a future meeting) ● Results will be presented in a future WP meeting ● “Ghost” movement under B-field: forces are being checked to develop a braking system Ralf Diener LCTPC WP 224 - 16.July 2015 Page 4

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