A large-area glass-resistive plate chamber with multistrip readout

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Title: A large-area glass-resistive plate chamber with multistrip readout
Authors: Petrovici, M.1,2 mpetro@ifin.nipne.ro, Herrmann, N.3, Hildenbrand, K.D.2, Augustinski, G.2, Ciobanu, M.1,2, Cruceru, I.1, Duma, M.1, Hartmann, O.2, Koczon, P.2, Kress, T.2, Marquardt, M.2, Moisa, D.1, Petriş, M.1, Schroeder, C.2, Simion, V.1,2, Stoicea, G.1, Weinert, J.2
Source: Nuclear Instruments & Methods in Physics Research Section A. Jul2002, Vol. 487 Issue 3, p337. 9p.
Subjects: Detectors, Electrodes
Abstract: A completely new configuration of a glass resistive-plate chamber (GRPC) was built and tested. It consists of a double two-gap structure of electrodes with an active area of about 400 cm2 and is read out via a central multistrip printed circuit board. In measurements with a 60Co source and p, d particles of 1.5 A GeV time resolutions better than 80 ps, position resolution along the strips of 5–6 mm and efficiencies larger than 95% were obtained using available fast standard electronics. These results open the possibility of constructing compact TOF detectors of high resolution and high granularity. [Copyright &y& Elsevier]
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Abstract:A completely new configuration of a glass resistive-plate chamber (GRPC) was built and tested. It consists of a double two-gap structure of electrodes with an active area of about <f>400 cm2</f> and is read out via a central multistrip printed circuit board. In measurements with a <f>60Co</f> source and p, d particles of <f>1.5 A GeV</f> time resolutions better than <f>80 ps</f>, position resolution along the strips of 5–<f>6 mm</f> and efficiencies larger than 95% were obtained using available fast standard electronics. These results open the possibility of constructing compact TOF detectors of high resolution and high granularity. [Copyright &y& Elsevier]
ISSN:01689002
DOI:10.1016/S0168-9002(01)02192-1