Abstract
A method of measuring power density at a point in an energetic particle beam is described. The temperature rise of a short length of wire which is conduction cooled at each end and directly irradiated by the beam is measured. By combining the electrical outputs of a number of detectors, a total power measurement is obtained. Factors determining the sensitivity and time constant of such a system are discussed and some experimental results are given.
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