A test of new position sensitive detectors for SPEG

Villari, A. C. C.; Mittig, W.; Blumenfeld, Y.; Gillibert, A.; Gangnant, P.

doi:10.1016/0168-9002(89)91241-2

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“…16: a drift region working in the ionization chamber regime and anode wires where avalanche multiplication occurs. In the solution adopted for the spectrometer SPEG at GANIL, signals induced by the avalanche on the proportional counter wire are collected on a stripped cathode [74]. Ion-electron pairs created by the particle in the uniform electric field region migrate towards the proportional detection region.…”

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“…This is true not only for PPAC but also for drift chambers already described. Nonlinearities smaller than 1 % have been reached for a drift chamber in the focal plane of the spectrometer SPEG at GANIL [74], PPACs are extensively used as first detectors in many experimental equipments to obtain a timing signal. Some [94].…”

Section: A Parallel Plate Avalanche Chambersmentioning

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Experimental Techniques in Nuclear Physics

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V. Low pressure gas detectors 42 Α. Parallel plate avalanche chambers 42 Β. Low pressure multiwire proportional counters 45 C. Low pressure multi-step detectors 45 VI. Gas microstrip detectors 46 A. Description 46 B. Influence of the substrate and nature of electrodes 48 C. Performances 49 VII. Conclusion 51 References 52 Unauthenticated Download Date | 6/13/16 9:24 AM Gas Filled Detectors 13number of primary pairs. In the absence of other effects, ions will rapidly lose their energy by multiple collisions with gas molecules while electrons will diffuse in the medium.

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Section: Drift Chambersmentioning

confidence: 99%

Section: A Parallel Plate Avalanche Chambersmentioning

confidence: 99%