Abstract
An on-line isotope separator at the Berkeley SuperHILAC is described. It is based on a gas-cooled target coupled with a surface ion source or with a newly developed space-charge compensated electron-bombardment source. Compound nucleus and damped reactions can be used for isotope production. The analyzing magnet is a 180° sector field with a field index of 0.5. Several operating features described include beam intensity measurements and computer control, and the detection systems. Some preliminary off-line and on-line results are reported.
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