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DAFNE Beam-Test Facility (BTF)
Identification
Hosting Legal Entity
Laboratori nazionali di Frascati (INFN)
Address:
Via Enrico Fermi 40, INFN - Laboratori Nazionali di Frascati, Frascati (Roma), PO: 00044 (Italy)
Location
Via Enrico Fermi 40, INFN – Laboratori Nazionali di Frascati, Frascati (Roma), PO: 00044 (Italy)
Structure
Type Of RI
Single-sited
Coordinating Country
Italy
Status
Status
Current Status:
Operational since 1959
Scientific Description
The Beam Test Facility ( BTF ) is an area equipped for the testing of detectors and beam diagnostics through the production of electrons, positrons and photons of known energy and characteristics. The Facilty is part of the DAFNE accelerator, at the INFN National Laboratory of Frascati . The working configurations of the BTF and the characteristics of the beam strongly depend on the energy and multiplicity - that is, the number of particles per package - that we want to obtain.

RI Keywords
Beam characterization, Electrons, Positrons, Photons
Classifications
RI Category
High Energy Physics Facilities
Scientific Domain
Physics, Astronomy, Astrophysics and Mathematics
Services
Access to accelerator (DAFNE)

Access to e+ e- collider ring for nuclear and particle physics experiments Access to technological facility for accelerator R&D.

Beamtime to BTF facility

The DAFNE Beam-Test Facility (BTF) is a beam transfer line designed for the optimized, stochastical production of single electrons/positrons for detector calibration purposes, or the extraction of the DAFNE LINAC electron/positron beam. Beam characteristics (spot size, divergence, momentum resolution), are strongly depended by multiplicity (number of particles/spill) and energy requested. Energy range, pulse duration, beam intensity and duty cycle can be limited by DAFNE collider operation. A control room, equipped with a network, connecting cables to the experiment room, control consoles, PCs, etc., is available to users, together with a small office (for 2/3 people) and a meeting area ( ~ 6/8 people).

Access
Access Type
Physical
Access Mode
Excellence Driven
Date of last update: 14/09/2018
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