Proton Synchrotron Straight section pictures

On the blue table, horizontal dipole PR.DHZ60. At the right a pneumatic vacuum sector valve. Sextupole PR.XNO60 added in Straight Section 60, as described in PS-MXNBA-EC-0001

At the left, on the slender blue pedestal, PR.QLD29, a quadrupole doublet magnet. The bright red device at the right is ejection septum magnet SMH61, part of the slow extraction system for the East Hall. In the background, visible between the doublet and the septum, bumper magnet 61.

An empty straight section.

At the left, a pick-up belonging to the orbit measurement system (CODD). The white block in the background is a bending dipole magnet steering protons toward the East Hall.

The box on the blue table is a wire scanner. This instrument measures the vertical beam profile.

On the white pedestal, a wire scanner. This device serves to determine the beam profile by rapidly moving a fine wire through the beam while measuring the resultant scattering of particles. The scattered particles are detected by a scintillator attached to a photo-multiplier, neither of which are visible here.

An accelerating radio frequency cavity, part of the 10MHz system. The red top contains the tunable ferrite-loaded cavity, and the blue bottom holds the power amplifier.

At the left, between the pole pieces of the bending magnet, one of the pick-ups of the orbit measurement system (CODD). The pale white device is a dipole magnet. The rods running parallel to the vacuum chamber serve to compensate a mains induced disturbance of the beam.

At the left, between the pole pieces of the bending magnet, a phase pick-up serving the beam control system. To its right, a beam position pick-up. On the blue table, a wire scanner.

The magnet on the blue table is a quadrupole doublet.