Optical fiber dosimetry at the tesla test facility (TTF)

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Henschel, H
Köhn, O
Körfer, M
Stegmann, T
Wittenburg, K
Wulf, F
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BEAM INSTRUMENTATION WORKSHOP 2000 | 2000年 / 546卷
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0804 ; 080401 ; 081102 ;
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Ionizing radiation leads to a degradation of the light transmitting properties of fiber optic cables. These effects usually place restrictions on where they can be used in a particle accelerator facility. These effects can also be used to our advantage, the losses from a particle beam create wavelength dependant increases of attenuation by absorption and scattering which can be measured using Optical Time Domain Reflectometery (OTDR). From these measurements a measure of the radiation dose received can be inferred.
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