“…This method is mainly used to study profiles of low energy (few tens of keV) ion beams, (ii) two dimensional (2D) Faraday cup (FC) arrays 9 where, several small FCs are employed to image the beam and the FC array is precisely moved across the beam, (iii) wire scanner 10,11 where, a tiny wire is moved across the beam and simultaneously the beam current is obtained. There is also the (iv) multiwire scanner, 12 where multiple wires are used to form a linear gridded structure or a mesh and used to determine the beam profile, (v) knife edge method 10 employs a knife edge (probe) that is moved to intercept the beam, (vi) scintillation method employs scintillation screens (alkali halides, SiO 2 , etc., are known as good scintillators) 13,14 for beam profile measurements, and (vii) microchannel plate (MCP), 15 and (viii) gas electron multiplier (GEM) 16 detectors are used for detecting X-rays and other radiations via secondary processes. All the above mentioned devices have their own advantages and disadvantages.…”