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2019/02/18 (Monday)

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1410 Remove G101c from source safe, where it has been sitting with the Cf source for neutron activation
1415 Bring G101c into clean room.
1440 Begin removing wirebonds from Side 2. This is the side opposite the DIB slots (away-from-tower side). Used tweezers and magnifying glass. When I dropped a bond on the detector I removed it with a methanol-damped piece of wipe.
1455 Finish removing wirebonds. Double-bag detector.
1505 Return G101c to source safe to continue activation with Cf source. Detector is in poly/lead-lined lower compartment with Cf source, which is in its poly holder.
Wirebond count
Near DIB 1 Near DIB 4 Near DIB 3
from DIB Chan D to pads on right. from DIB Chan B to pads on left from DIB Chan B to pads
2 leapfrog jumpers connecting 3 leftmost pads 4 leapfrog jumpers connecting 5 rightmost pads 3 bonds from 3rd row to 5th row (counting from out to in), diagonal to left about 3 stadia
8 bonds spanning radial gap in outer rings A & B 8 (6?) bonds spanning radial gap in outer rings A & B
p1010905.jpg p1010906.jpg p1010907.jpg
Zoom to see bonds near DIB 1
p1010908.jpg p1010909.jpg p1010910.jpg
Another view near DIB 1
p1010911.jpg p1010912.jpg p1010913.jpg
Near DIB 4. Note there are only 6 gap-spanning bonds. Bonds from DIB near DIB 3, a little blurry. One of the other bonds near DIB 3. You can see there are letters C and E marking the bond pad locations.
p1010914.jpg p1010915.jpg p1010916.jpg
Rotated shot of the other bonds near DIB 3, a little blurry Better shot of the 3 bonds near DIB 3. All are from “C” to “E”.

Lead stack idea:

alternative (some side bricks on long edge to block more gaps)

better diagram of assembly steps:

views of potential gaps for each version:

14 4-inch slit gaps on sides
7 point-like gaps along central axis
8 4-inch slit gaps on sides
12 point-like gaps on sides
7 point-like gaps along central axis
original version
lots of potential gaps