Cryebis

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Our Cryebis, a cryogenic electron beam ion source, creates slow, highly charged ions. Using the Cryebis and ECR for slow ions, the Tandem or the Linac (in decel mode) for medium-speed ions, or the Linac (in accel mode) for fast ions, we can do any ion collision experiment we like. This set of photos was taken in September 2008.

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End-on view, through the safety cage.	The beamline switchyard, from just outside of the cage.
The business end of the beamlines.	The front of the cage, with tools and bulletin board.
The Cryebis and its associated electronics.	The electronics, above, and the electron gun, right.
	A view down along the solenoid.	The ion extraction end of the solenoid.
More of the ion extraction end.	Vacuum and beam focus controls on the high-voltage platform.	The acceleration column.
	Views of the solenoid from above.

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