“…A 22 O secondary beam was produced by fragmenting a 140 MeV/nucleon primary 48 Ca beam on a 775 mg/cm 2 9 Be production target. The A1900 separator [13] was used to select and transport the 22 O ions to the S800 beamline where they underwent reactions on a second 500 mg/cm 2 9 Be target located at the target position of the S800 spectrograph [14], producing 20 [15], an array of fifteen 32-fold segmented highpurity germanium detectors, surrounding the S800 target position and coupled to the new digital data acquisition system (DDAS) [16]. The detector segmentation defines the γ-ray emission angle and is used for event-by-event Doppler correction to the energy of the γ ray emitted from the fast moving nuclei (v/c ∼ 40%).…”