MO2I1
FRIB, East Lansing, Michigan, USA
The Facility for Rare Isotope Beams has commenced operation for production of rare isotope beams. A large suite of beam diagnostics and instrumentation have been developed and commissioned for the FRIB linac, target, and fragment separator systems. This talk will present the status of diagnostic systems to support current beam commissioning activities and experimental support for rare isotope production. We will review the performance of specific diagnostic systems used for position, intensity, beam distribution, and beam loss measurements. The initial performance of target and fragment separator diagnostics will be discussed. Aspects of the machine protection system and global timing system to support flexible, high power operation are presented. Finally, development of novel or enhanced techniques in signal processing will be introduced as means to improve overall system performance for various classes of diagnostics.
