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Germany - Instruments for measuring electrical quantities - Development and Series Production of Current-to-Frequency Converters for SIS100

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The GSI Helmholtz Centre for Heavy Ion Research, where the international FAIR (Facility for Antiproton and Ion Research) facility is under construction, seeks a contractor for the staged further development and subsequent series production of current-to-frequency converters (IFCs) for the SIS100 accelerator. The IFCs measure current signals in the nano- and microampere range and are key components of beam diagnostics detectors such as ionization chambers and secondary electron emission monitors, distributed across the FAIR campus. Deliverables include the IFC electronics in sturdy enclosures, single and multiple power supplies, packaging and shipping, hardware and software technical documentation, and user manuals. Prototype IFCs are already in use at GSI and must be adapted to FAIR parameters.

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The international research facility FAIR (Facility for Antiproton and Ion Research) is currently under construction at the GSI Helmholtz Centre for Heavy Ion Research. This project requires numerous different types of detectors for beam diagnostics, including ionization chambers and secondary electron emission monitors. A key component of the design for these detector types is the current-to-frequency converter (IFC), which is used to measure current signals in the nano- and microampere range. The required systems are distributed across the various accelerator facilities on the FAIR campus. Prototype versions of the IFCs have been in use at GSI for some time. As part of this call for proposals, the IFC hardware is to be gradually further developed for the FAIR parameters and, in a second step, produced in series. Under this call for proposals, the IFC hardware is to be further developed in stages to meet the FAIR parameters and, in a second phase, put into mass production. The IFC devices including power supply crates are to be offered in accordance with the specifications. The current-to-frequency converters consist of the device electronics housed in a sturdy enclosure and the corresponding power supply. The scope of delivery is therefore as follows: · Current-to-frequency converters · Power supplies (single and multiple) · Packaging & shipping · Technical documentation for hardware and software · User manuals Exact quantities can be found in the specification

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