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* [[Event_Generator_Instructions|Program a "Doyle Event Generator"]] | * [[Event_Generator_Instructions|Program a "Doyle Event Generator"]] | ||
* [[Fix_Thorlabs_AD9.5F|Install Thorlabs CFC-NX collimators into AD9.5F adapter]] | * [[Fix_Thorlabs_AD9.5F|Install Thorlabs CFC-NX collimators into AD9.5F adapter]] | ||
Revision as of 15:21, 6 January 2011
Contents
Physics/Engineering/Science Resources
- Publications
- Monte Carlo code - Used for calculating the dynamics of magnetic dipoles in the presence of buffer gas and/or magnetic fields.
- Physics Links - Helpful physics sites, online tools, etc.
- Doyle Group eLibrary - Password Protected
- Manuals
- Safety - Important safety information, standard operating procedures related to specific hazards.
Miscellaneous Resources
- Printers - How to add group and department printers
- Computer Help - Such as how to set up a new computer, and where to find software
- Contact People - Helpful contacts around (and not around!) Harvard
- Vendor List - A list of trusted vendors
- Doyle Group Contact Info
- Links - Useful websites and online tools
- Harvard links - Reimbursal forms, car rental guidelines, other Harvard stuff
- Calendar
- Equipment Manuals and Datasheets
- OMAX - Waterjet notes
- Emergency backup power needs
- Old website @ jsbach.harvard.edu
- Lab Internal Wiki
- refbase Reference Database Click here for notes and instructions.
- Doyle Group eLibrary - Password Protected
- Most files are pdf, but some are djvu and will require a program like WinDjView/MacDjView to open.
- University shields for posters, etc.
Howto...
- Connect a computer to the Harvard network
- Program a "Doyle Event Generator"
- Install Thorlabs CFC-NX collimators into AD9.5F adapter
- Change the dye in a 699
- Clean parts for vacuum use
- Clean parts for UHV use
- Tighten a Swagelok - Yes, there is a correct way!
- Identify which Apiezon grease is for you
- Get journal articles
- Make Iced Coffee
- Use the Swagelok orbital welder
- Make Strain Relief for Cryogenic Thermometers
- Strip Insulation Off Manganin Ribbon
- Mount Low-Profile Radial Windows on a Cell
- Order gas or cryogens (Internal access only)
- Replace the filament on the Balzers leak checker
- Make a combination heater/precision thermometer
- Handle a vacuum leak in a cold dewar
- Store Methanol (for cleaning optics)
- Dispose of empty hazardous waste containers
