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beams for a variety of experiments. The RIPS device has the largest solid angle and momentum acceptance of second-generation devices. The more recently constructed COMBAS device at the JINR at Dubna, Russia has a signi cantly larger acceptance and is based on using combined function magnets. The A1200 (now retired) and the A1900(MSU) (shown schematically in Fig. 14.14), RCNP(Osaka), and FRS(GSl) separators are positioned at the beginning of the beam distribution system to allow delivery of radioactive beams to any experimental area. Besides the obvious dependence of the RNB intensity on the intensity of the primary beam, the secondary beam rate is also directly related to the relative separator acceptance. The GSI device has been designed for very high kinetic energies, where the fragmentation angular cone and relative energy spread are relatively small. This allows the physical acceptance of the device to be smaller but yet gives full acceptance of individual products. Large solid angle and large momentum acceptance are especially important if the device is to be used to separate light ions at 50 200 MeV/nucleon, the energy region in which most separators are operating. Note that the larger the physical acceptance of the separator, the lower the primary beam energy at which 100% collection ef ciency is attained.

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