Expired contract

MAST-U Replacement Spectroscopy Camera

Details

Supplier(s)
Teledyne Princeton Instruments
Value
£47,850
Duration
1 month
Topic
Spectroscopy devices
Published
12 January 2024

Tender description

UKAEA has need for a scientific-grade Electron Multiplication Charge-Coupled Device sensor for a passive spectroscopy diagnostic to replace a Princeton Instruments ProEM 1024b camera used as diagnostics for MAST-U. The instrument will be connected to a UV-visible Czerny-Turner spectrometer manufactured by Princeton Instruments (now Teledyne Princeton Instruments), model 2500a, via a c-mount adaptor. It will measure the spectrum of light emitted from the MAST Upgrade tokamak at high spectral resolution (~0.1nm). The diagnostic, including the camera, will operate routinely to measure spectra of visible (400-800nm) and near-UV (300-400nm) radiation during experiments.

Timeline

  1. Completed: Award published12 January 2024
    Current notice
  2. Completed: Award date12 January 2024
  3. Completed: Contract expiry date12 February 2024

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Relevant CPV codes

  • 33114000 · Spectroscopy devices

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