24–29 May 2020 Postponed
America/Vancouver timezone

Studies of Gain Elements and Gases for a High Rate TPC

26 May 2020, 16:00
18m
Parallel session talk Sensors: Gaseous Detectors Sensors: Gaseous Detectors

Speaker

Dr Richard Majka (Yale University)

Description

A report will be presented on the performance of Time Projection Chamber gas amplification elements that have been utilized and gases proposed for next generation central tracking detectors, including an option with continuous readout at high luminosity. The presentation will focus on issues critical for high rate detector operation, such as the positive ion backflow (IBF) and energy resolution of these structures. Different gas mixtures were studied for a 4-GEM TPC readout setup to select options with low transverse diffusion, high electron drift speed and acceptable IBF. We have proposed, simulated, and measured the properties of a combination of a MicroMeGas (MMG) detector with two Gas Electron Multipliers (GEM) for high rate TPC applications. HV supply reactions to sparks for the MMG setup with/without a resistive layer for protection were studied with the TPC application in mind.

Authors

Mrs A. Francisco (Yale University) Mrs C. Beattie (Yale University) Dr J. Mulligan (LBNL) Prof. J.W. Harris (Yale University) Mr M. Oliver (Yale University) Dr R. Ehlers (CERN) Dr Richard Majka (Yale University) Dr S. Aiola Dr Smirnov

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