Measurement of fluence and flux of proton beams using differentially filtered diamond detectors and radiachromic film

Differentially filtered, photoconductive, neutron-irradiated diamond detectors have been employed to investigate the temporal and energy distribution of an intense pulsed proton beam. Results were compared against measurements obtained using differentially filtered radiachromic film, electromagnetic (EM) techniques, time-of-flight techniques, and calorimetric instruments.