Abstract

Two detectors which will be used to commission a superconducting radiofrequency Paul trap for antiprotons, now being constructed at CERN and MPQ, are described. One is a microwire secondary electron emission monitor which will nondestructively measure the spatial profile of a low energy (E= 10−100 keV) antiproton beam. The other is a system of electromagnetic shower counters which will detect the secondary particles emerging from the antiproton annihilations occurring in the trap.

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