Abstract
IN16 is the first backscattering spectrometer of the second generation: it uses focusing optics and a deflection chopper, allowing for the first time for a perfect backscattering condition at the monochromator side. The high flux of the instrument, combined with a Gaussian resolution function, made the instrument a success. We summarise the technical design, experiments carried out over the 5 yr of operation, recent developments and plans for improving both the neutron flux and the dynamic range in the future.
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