The EHN1 hall is located in CERN's North Area serves a variety of secondary beams. Please find here more detailed information about the beamline characteristics and please do not hesitate to reach out to the corresponding beam physicists if you have any question. For an even more detailed view, please log in with your account to the ISIM tool, which provides you also a layout of the experimental zones.
EHN1 beamlines
| Beam Line | Particle type | Maximum beam momentum | Maximum intensity/ spill | Spill length [s] | Δp/pmax | Acc. | Beam height | Beam physicist | Deputy | Operational Support |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
|
Protons |
Primary proton beam: 400 GeV/c |
Hadrons: 107 |
4.8 |
±2.0 % |
1.5 µSr |
2460 mm |
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|
Protons |
Primary proton beam: 400 GeV/c |
Hadrons: 107 |
4.8 |
±1.4 % |
1.5 µSr |
2060 mm |
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|
Protons |
Secondary beam: 205 GeV/c |
Hadrons: 3 x 106 |
4.8 |
±1.5 % |
2.0 µSr |
2060 mm |
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|
Protons |
Primary proton beam: 400 GeV/c |
Hadrons: 106 |
4.8 |
±1.5 % |
2.5 µSr |
2860 mm |