PPT-FAST NEUTRON DETECTORS WITH SILICON PHOTOMULTIPLIER READOUTS

R A Akbarov abc S M Nuruyev ab G S Ahmadov abc Z Y Sadiqov ac F Ahmadov bc S Tyutyunnikov a A Sadigov bc. Click on the image for a larger view A Boeckeler digital readout can be used to display mea surement or positioning infor mation from the following de vices APPLICATIONS DESCRIPTION Boeckelers digital dial indicators offer many advantages over conve The photomultiplier consists of a photocathode a focusing electrode and 10 or more dynodes that multiply by each electron striking the dynode knocking out more than one electron from every dynode in the chain The anode and dynodes are biased by a ch Preshower. for the CMS: BARC Participation . Anita . Topkar. BARC. CMS Preshower Detector. End caps of . CMS detector has ~4300 . silicon . strip detectors covering . area . of~17 . m. 2 . . BARC . E.G.Villani. STFC . Rutherford Appleton Laboratory. Particle Physics Department. 1. Outlook. Part I : . Introduction to physics of Si and detection. Part II: Examples of detectors. Conclusions. 2. Introduction. with GEM/. μ. PIC. . Hiroyuki Sekiya ICRR, University of Tokyo. E-mail: sekiya@icrr.u-tokyo.ac.jp. Abstract. :. We are developing a new photon detector with gas amplification devices. A semitransparent CsI photocathode is combined with 10cm×10cm GEM/μPIC for the first prototype which is aimed for the large liquid Xe detectors. Using Ar+C. Hrvoje Štefančić. . Theoretical Physics Division . Ruđer Bošković Institute . (based on joint work with . Hrvoje Abraham . and . Predrag Lazić. ). Electric field strength in a segment of a Si microstrip detector. Studen. , . Karol . Brzezinski. , . Enrico. . Chesi. , Vladimir . Cindro. , . Neal. H. . Clinthorne. , Milan . Grkovski. , Borut . Grošičar. , Klaus . Honscheid. ,. . S. S. . Huh. , Harris . AGH University of Science and Technology. . Faculty of Physics and Applied Computer Science, . Kraków. , Poland. Jagiellonian. . Symposium. 2015 7-12/06/2015. e. kce. a . spektrometrie. neutron. ů. neutron detection and spectroscopy. . 1. Slow neutrons. Fast neutrons. 2. 1. . Slow neutrons . . neutron kinetic energy E . a) . b) passive detectors – activation foils. Overview. David Christian. Fermilab. June 9, 2011. Outline. History: Why semiconductor detectors?. (Concentrating on silicon). Energy Resolution. Position Resolution (leverage of IC technology). Transition to the present. Jan . Kaplon. CERN, . Geneva . Outline. S. ilicon strip detectors for the High Luminosity LHC upgrade . Requirements and constraints. Basic architectures of the input stages. Examples of the channel architecture for ATLAS and CMS . W. . Reviol, D. Rudolph, D.G. Sarantites, . C.J. Chiara. , D. . . Seweryniak. Washington . U. / Lund U. / U. of Maryland / ANL. Gretina Workshop, . ANL, . March . 2013. Neutron-Shell . Detectors. 35 hexagonal, tapered detectors.. Dosimetry. and Monitoring. 4. th. Annual ARDENT Workshop. Prague, June 22-26, 2015. Anthony Waker . Gas Detectors - Scope. Neutron Monitoring . vs. Neutron . Dosimetry. Counters and Chambers. Counters – how and why they are used. Michele Ferrarini. Fondazione CNAO. Nuclear. . track. . detectors. Sensitive . to. high LET . radiation. .  . heavy. . charged. . particles. The . damaged. . material . is. . removed. . with.