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The electron spectrometer consists of two Siegbahn-Kleinheiz lenses which can be operated together or independently and is used for measurements of conversion-electron from excited 0+ states. Electrons are focussed by the lens from the target onto a Si(Li) detectors of up to 6mm thickness. Measurement and simulations are underway to characterise the field and studies of short-lived isotopes also feature in the project. The spectrometer will be coupled with the fast-timing array and other Ge detectors for measurements of excited 0+ states in Ge and Cr nuclei.
In-beam commissioning is planned in mid-2018 and the spectrometer is foreseen to be coupled to other facilities such as the K600spectrometer and tape station.
For queries and further information, please contact:
Pete Jones (pm.jones@ilabs.nrf.ac.za)