Status of several projects under development in Budker INP with GEM-based detectors for synchrotron radiation imaging and particle tracking is reviewed. These are namely: the detector for imaging of explosions(DIMEX) at SR beam, the detector for WAXS studies at SR beam (OD4), the triple-GEM detectors for the tagging system of KEDR experiment at VEPP-4M collider and the triple-GEM detectors for the tagging system of Deuteron experiment at VEPP-3 storage ring.
Investigations of fast dynamic processes with the help of synchrotron radiation allow an understanding of the properties of short-lifetime states of materials at very high temperatures and pressures. Detectors for such studies have to be able to detect X-ray photons from each electron bunch separately with a position resolution of about 0.1 mm. A prototype of a detector (DIMEX) for the imaging of explosions at a synchrotron radiation beam is described here. A spatial resolution of approximately 300 micro m and a time resolution of approximately 100 ns is demonstrated with a synchrotron radiation beam from the VEPP-3 2 T wiggler at an electron beam energy of 2 GeV. Results of the first projective imaging and SAXS experiments are presented.
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