ΔE–E Telescope for the Detection of Charged Particles Based on a Si Detector and a SiPM Array with Scintillation Crystals
The characteristics of a Δ E–E telescope, which is planned to be used in the experimental setup focused on few-nucleon reactions, are studied. The required parameters of the Δ E–E telescope were determined on the basis of the numerical modeling of probable reactions. The telescope comprises a Δ E de...
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| description | The characteristics of a Δ
E–E
telescope, which is planned to be used in the experimental setup focused on few-nucleon reactions, are studied. The required parameters of the Δ
E–E
telescope were determined on the basis of the numerical modeling of probable reactions. The telescope comprises a Δ
E
detector, which is a totally depleted surface-barrier silicon detector with a diameter of 8 mm and a thickness of ~24 μm, and an
E
detector based on LFS-8 crystals and a 16-element SiPM ARRAYC-30035-16P-PCB array. The telescope is designed, in particular, for coincidence detection of two charged particles emitted at close angles. This is made possible by the matrix structure of the
E
detector. The time resolution of the Δ
E
detector and the time and amplitude resolutions of all cells of the
E
detector were determined. The standard method of detection of two γ quanta from the beta decay of
22
Na was used to measure the time resolution. Time coincidences of signals from the Δ
E
detector and a neutron detector based on a liquid scintillator (EJ-301) with its FWHM no worse than 1 ns were obtained. Similar measurements for the
E
-detector cells revealed time (less than 0.6 ns) and amplitude (~15% at an energy of ~1 MeV) resolutions that satisfy the experimental requirements for particle sorting and determination of their energy. The intrinsic background of the
E
detector, which arises from the radioactivity of LFS-8 crystals, was measured. The relative number of events corresponding to simultaneous triggering of two or more
E
-detector cells irradiated with α particles from a
226
Ra source was also determined. This value may help estimate the number of random coincidences in a real experiment. |
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E–E
telescope, which is planned to be used in the experimental setup focused on few-nucleon reactions, are studied. The required parameters of the Δ
E–E
telescope were determined on the basis of the numerical modeling of probable reactions. The telescope comprises a Δ
E
detector, which is a totally depleted surface-barrier silicon detector with a diameter of 8 mm and a thickness of ~24 μm, and an
E
detector based on LFS-8 crystals and a 16-element SiPM ARRAYC-30035-16P-PCB array. The telescope is designed, in particular, for coincidence detection of two charged particles emitted at close angles. This is made possible by the matrix structure of the
E
detector. The time resolution of the Δ
E
detector and the time and amplitude resolutions of all cells of the
E
detector were determined. The standard method of detection of two γ quanta from the beta decay of
22
Na was used to measure the time resolution. Time coincidences of signals from the Δ
E
detector and a neutron detector based on a liquid scintillator (EJ-301) with its FWHM no worse than 1 ns were obtained. Similar measurements for the
E
-detector cells revealed time (less than 0.6 ns) and amplitude (~15% at an energy of ~1 MeV) resolutions that satisfy the experimental requirements for particle sorting and determination of their energy. The intrinsic background of the
E
detector, which arises from the radioactivity of LFS-8 crystals, was measured. The relative number of events corresponding to simultaneous triggering of two or more
E
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226
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E–E
telescope were determined on the basis of the numerical modeling of probable reactions. The telescope comprises a Δ
E
detector, which is a totally depleted surface-barrier silicon detector with a diameter of 8 mm and a thickness of ~24 μm, and an
E
detector based on LFS-8 crystals and a 16-element SiPM ARRAYC-30035-16P-PCB array. The telescope is designed, in particular, for coincidence detection of two charged particles emitted at close angles. This is made possible by the matrix structure of the
E
detector. The time resolution of the Δ
E
detector and the time and amplitude resolutions of all cells of the
E
detector were determined. The standard method of detection of two γ quanta from the beta decay of
22
Na was used to measure the time resolution. Time coincidences of signals from the Δ
E
detector and a neutron detector based on a liquid scintillator (EJ-301) with its FWHM no worse than 1 ns were obtained. Similar measurements for the
E
-detector cells revealed time (less than 0.6 ns) and amplitude (~15% at an energy of ~1 MeV) resolutions that satisfy the experimental requirements for particle sorting and determination of their energy. The intrinsic background of the
E
detector, which arises from the radioactivity of LFS-8 crystals, was measured. The relative number of events corresponding to simultaneous triggering of two or more
E
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226
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E–E
telescope, which is planned to be used in the experimental setup focused on few-nucleon reactions, are studied. The required parameters of the Δ
E–E
telescope were determined on the basis of the numerical modeling of probable reactions. The telescope comprises a Δ
E
detector, which is a totally depleted surface-barrier silicon detector with a diameter of 8 mm and a thickness of ~24 μm, and an
E
detector based on LFS-8 crystals and a 16-element SiPM ARRAYC-30035-16P-PCB array. The telescope is designed, in particular, for coincidence detection of two charged particles emitted at close angles. This is made possible by the matrix structure of the
E
detector. The time resolution of the Δ
E
detector and the time and amplitude resolutions of all cells of the
E
detector were determined. The standard method of detection of two γ quanta from the beta decay of
22
Na was used to measure the time resolution. Time coincidences of signals from the Δ
E
detector and a neutron detector based on a liquid scintillator (EJ-301) with its FWHM no worse than 1 ns were obtained. Similar measurements for the
E
-detector cells revealed time (less than 0.6 ns) and amplitude (~15% at an energy of ~1 MeV) resolutions that satisfy the experimental requirements for particle sorting and determination of their energy. The intrinsic background of the
E
detector, which arises from the radioactivity of LFS-8 crystals, was measured. The relative number of events corresponding to simultaneous triggering of two or more
E
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226
Ra source was also determined. This value may help estimate the number of random coincidences in a real experiment.</abstract><cop>Moscow</cop><pub>Pleiades Publishing</pub><doi>10.1134/S1063778818100101</doi><tpages>6</tpages></addata></record> |
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