The Ushiwaka magnet and B-field tests
Nitrogen laser near the output. Two fiber optic cables are seen.
One goes to a trigger PMT (H1161),
and the other goes to a piece of
scintillator (1 by 1 by 3 cm) facing fine-mesh PMTs to be tested.
Fine-mesh PMT holders for B-field tests. With and without a cap,
which houses the scintillator piece inside
and has a fiber optic connector outside.
The Ushiwaka dipole magnet at the pi-2 beam line off the 12 GeV
proton synchrotoron at KEK.
Magnet as seen from the upstream. Grad student Akifumi Kazama and Postdoc
Takashi Asakawa place the tubes inside the magnet.
Kazama, and Sigenobu Motohashi (undergrad, senior) monitor data online.
The magnet as seen from downstream.
This is how you write "Ushiwaka" in Japanese.
Ushiwaka-maru is the childhood name of
Minamoto no Yoshitsune
(1159 - 1189),
brother of
Minamoto no Yoritomo .
Re-scanned and a few more
Last modified: Sun Apr 16 17:44:20 JST 2006
Fine-mesh PMT holders for B-field tests. With and without a cap,
which houses the scintillator piece inside
and has a fiber optic connector outside.
Magnet as seen from the upstream. Grad student Akifumi Kazama and Postdoc
Takashi Asakawa place the tubes inside the magnet.
Kazama, and Sigenobu Motohashi (undergrad, senior) monitor data online. 
This is how you write "Ushiwaka" in Japanese.
Ushiwaka-maru is the childhood name of
Minamoto no Yoshitsune
(1159 - 1189),
brother of
Minamoto no Yoritomo .