Abstract
A new type of thin gap multiwire gas detector operating in a high gain mode has been developed for use in the OPAL pole tip calorimeter. The detector thickness is only 6.6 mm and its area is 0.61 m/sup 2/. The induced pad readout provides high output pulses which require no amplification. The set-up for the detector mass production and quality control test is described. Results from a test beam set-up that simulates the OPAL pole tip calorimeter are presented and compared with computer simulations.
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Dado, S, Goldberg, J, Lupu, N, Mincer, A I, Alexander, G, Bella, G, Gnat, Y, Grunhaus, J, Levy, A, and Cohen, J.
New high gain thin gap detector for the OPAL hadron calorimeter.
Netherlands: N. p.,
1986.
Web.
Dado, S, Goldberg, J, Lupu, N, Mincer, A I, Alexander, G, Bella, G, Gnat, Y, Grunhaus, J, Levy, A, & Cohen, J.
New high gain thin gap detector for the OPAL hadron calorimeter.
Netherlands.
Dado, S, Goldberg, J, Lupu, N, Mincer, A I, Alexander, G, Bella, G, Gnat, Y, Grunhaus, J, Levy, A, and Cohen, J.
1986.
"New high gain thin gap detector for the OPAL hadron calorimeter."
Netherlands.
@misc{etde_6834643,
title = {New high gain thin gap detector for the OPAL hadron calorimeter}
author = {Dado, S, Goldberg, J, Lupu, N, Mincer, A I, Alexander, G, Bella, G, Gnat, Y, Grunhaus, J, Levy, A, and Cohen, J}
abstractNote = {A new type of thin gap multiwire gas detector operating in a high gain mode has been developed for use in the OPAL pole tip calorimeter. The detector thickness is only 6.6 mm and its area is 0.61 m/sup 2/. The induced pad readout provides high output pulses which require no amplification. The set-up for the detector mass production and quality control test is described. Results from a test beam set-up that simulates the OPAL pole tip calorimeter are presented and compared with computer simulations.}
journal = []
volume = {252:2/3}
place = {Netherlands}
year = {1986}
month = {Dec}
}
title = {New high gain thin gap detector for the OPAL hadron calorimeter}
author = {Dado, S, Goldberg, J, Lupu, N, Mincer, A I, Alexander, G, Bella, G, Gnat, Y, Grunhaus, J, Levy, A, and Cohen, J}
abstractNote = {A new type of thin gap multiwire gas detector operating in a high gain mode has been developed for use in the OPAL pole tip calorimeter. The detector thickness is only 6.6 mm and its area is 0.61 m/sup 2/. The induced pad readout provides high output pulses which require no amplification. The set-up for the detector mass production and quality control test is described. Results from a test beam set-up that simulates the OPAL pole tip calorimeter are presented and compared with computer simulations.}
journal = []
volume = {252:2/3}
place = {Netherlands}
year = {1986}
month = {Dec}
}