Proton Source Home Page Photo Captions
| The Fermilab site, focussing on the Main Injector (foreground), the antiproton source, the Booster, Wilson Hall and the Fixed Target area. |  |
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This image, together with the previous image, make a nice view of the complex, with the Main Injector prominent in the foregroud. (These two images share 30 pixels of image: Note service building at the bottom appears in both images) |
| This is the 201 MHz power tube, called the 7835, from the first half of the Fermilab Linac. |  |
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Superconducting cavity for the proposed 8-GeV Linac |
| Booster RF cavity in place in the Booster
tunnel. |
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First stage of acceleration through
Cockcroft-Walton accelerator. |
| Ion Profile Monitor in Booster tunnel. |
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High Energy end of Linac Accelerator. |
| Closeup of photomultiplier tube used in MiniBoone. |
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Booster RF power supply with rack of associated
electronics. |
| Foreground: The Antiproton Source; Middle: The Booster; Prominent, of course, Wilson Hall. |  |
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Booster magnets in the tunnel. The bottom of the girder
houses a capacitor bank. |
| A bottle of Hydrogen in the dome of the
Cockcroft-Walton accelertor. This is the source of the protons that get
accelerated through the various Fermilab accelerators. |
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Diagram of MiniBooNE detector. Note scale to person. |
| Alignment check of a patient at the Neutron Treatment Facility, which operates with some of the Linac beam. |  |
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12 Megawatt Modulator for the new high energy end of
the Linac. |
| Drift tubes inside the old style Linac
tank (RF cavity). |
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Last update: March 19, 2007