The following is the shift report for 30Jan98, 01:00UT - 12:00UT.

Operator: Ed Kellogg (fearless leader)
Engineering Support: Bill Brymer (faithful scribe)
Shift closers: Ian Evans & Tim Norton (shutdown and report duties)

General:

This is the last shift report to be submitted and circulated from the HXDS/BESSY calibration runs in Berlin, Germany. The success of which could not have been possible without the committed support of the PTB crew. For copies of this and all shift reports, visit the following site where reports are listed at the bottom of the "Test Run" pages: http://hea-www.harvard.edu/~norton/projects/axaf/bessy.html


I. Setup for FPC Relative Aperture Size Measurements.

After the photodiode relative aperture size measurements were concluded, similar measurements would be made with the FPC's and their 1.5 mm diameter blocking plate apertures. The photodiode measurements required some realignment of the whole diode/aperture/filter assembly, so new fpc beamcenters needed to be determined.

Run ID's 501579 thru 501585 were used to find centers of both fpc's. During these runs, a "bump" was seen while performing Y scans. Further investigation with 5um pinhole scans concluded that the bump was the result of a Z direction window wire within view of the 1.5 mm fpc blocking plate apertures. This wire showed up at the same location in the Y direction for both fpc's. Tim's installation sketch in the log book shows that this wire was observed upon installation of the blocking plate mask.

The new locations are as follows:

X2 HN
Ycenter (um) 23000 23000
Ywire (um) 23640 23640
Zcenter (um) -36000 40150


II. Relative Aperture Size Measurements

Note: The CMDB ID number identifies the FPC being used in the test by the first digit of the numerical portion of this alphanumeric system. "1" indicates FPC_X2 "2" indicates FPC_HN


III. Remaining CR linearity runs.


All of the data have been FTP'd to //astrea.harvard.edu/data/hxds1/bessy/data/<date>, where <date> is in the format yymmdd (eg 980130).

We begin to pack for home ....................