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Showing 1 to 3 of 3 for “"Mikrostreifen-Gasdetektor"”.

  1. Micro strip gas chambers with gas electron multipliers and their application in the CMS experiment

    Micro Strip Gas Chambers (MSGCs) have become a very popular type of gaseous detector throughout the last decade. However, its good spatial resolution and high rate capability was overshadowed by instabilities when operated in environments with a high particle flux. Since a major part of the …

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  2. Experiences with a pre-series of micro strip gas counters with gas electron multipliers for high rate applications

    Micro strip gas chambers (MSGCs) are promising candidates for large scale applications. They combine a good spatial resolution with high granularity and low cost. As a possible extension of the plain MSGC, a Gas Electron Multiplier (GEM) foil may be implemented into the detector in order to …

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  3. Systementwicklungen und Messungen zur Auslese und Kalibration von CMS pipeline chips für die angewandte Forschung und Serientests an CMS-Streifendetektoren

    The future 14 TeV proton-proton accelerator LHC at CERN serves for the CMS experiment as a high rate source of deep inelastic interactions of quarks and gluons. CMS at the LHC will be one of the "discovery machines" for new particles and theories. The central tracker in the superconducting 4 …

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