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How important is the ion species (if they result in a similar LET)?

Not Important Neutral This is slightly important This is very important

Which ion species do you presently use for testing?

He C O Ne Si Ar Ti Fe Kr Nb Ag Xe Tb Ta Au Bi Other (Please explain in the last question)

What are the must have ion species and why?

Which LET range shall ideally be covered?

What is the average thickness of the sensitive volume under test?

What should the minimum penetration depth of the particles be?

How important is it to adapt the range/energy while testing?

Not Important Neutral This is slightly important This is very important

What are the beam energies you are presently using for testing your equipment?

From which frequency onwards do you consider beams as sufficiently continuous for your tests?

What is the typical size of the equipment under test?

What is the ideal field size?

What are the minimum and maximum particle flux values?

In your opinion, what are present limitations or opportunities for improvement when testing?

At which sites are you presently testing your equipment?

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