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A study of wire chambers with highly segmented cathode pad readout for high multiplicity charged particle detection

  • R. Debbe
  • , J. Fischer
  • , D. Lissauer
  • , T. Ludlam
  • , D. Makowiecki
  • , E. O'Brien
  • , V. Radeka
  • , S. Rescia
  • , L. Rogers
  • , G. C. Smith
  • , D. Stephani
  • , B. Yu
  • , S. V. Greene
  • , T. K. Hemmick
  • , J. T. Mitchell
  • , B. Shivakumar
  • Brookhaven National Laboratory
  • Yale University

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Abstract

Investigations of interpolating cathode “pad” readout have been carried out for high multiplicity, two dimensional position sensitive detection of minimum ionizing particles and heavy ions. A detector configuration representing only 0.6% of a radiation length and covering an area of 26 cm by 16 cm, with over 1000 readout channels, has been developed. In a prototype chamber using this technique, a resolution of less than 100 µm (rms), for 5.4 keV x-ray, and differential non-linearity of ±6% have been achieved. The technique has also been demonstrated for detectors of much larger area.

Original languageEnglish
Pages (from-to)88-94
Number of pages7
JournalIEEE Transactions on Nuclear Science
Volume37
Issue number2
DOIs
StatePublished - Apr 1990

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