Experimental Campaigns

1. See http://www.ntf.unr.edu/core_diags.php for a list of available Core Diagnostics.
2. Indicate Zebra / Leopard operating parameters, and port requirements anticipated for diagnostic instruments.
   • Load measurements (standard or custom)
   • Pulse duration - Long or Short
   • Chamber Requirements - (ports, location of diagnostics equipment)
   • Screen Box requirements
3. Describe any special needs that are relevant, such as equipment, cables, fast or slow triggers signals, tools.
4. A clear statement of scientific importance; why are NTF facilities needed and if so what characteristics are most important. Include scientific deliverables, and a clear path for achieving these deliverables (including both experimental and theoretical components, graduate student participation, collaborations with other institutions such as national laboratories or universities, and a statement of participant's responsibilities). Provide a description of prior work including publications.
5. Mechanical drawing: Electronic or manual drawings are acceptable. The design should be as complete as possible. Technical team members will work with the experimenter(s) to assure compatibility with zebra and the goals of the experiment.
6. Vacuum test certification: All instruments intended for attachment to the Zebra load chamber must be certified in advance for vacuum integrity. Technical staff members will work with the experimenter(s) to assure compatibility.
7. Previous users: Short paragraph explaining results and outcome.