We present the characteristics of a new multidetector based on monolithic silicon telescopes: MONTE. By using high-energy ion implantation techniques, the Delta E and residual energy stages of such telescopes have been integrated on the same silicon chip, obtaining extremely thin Delta E stages of the order of I mu m. This allowed one to obtain a very low charge identification energy threshold and a very good beta background suppression in reactions induced by radioactive ion beams. The multidetector has a modular structure and can be assembled in different geometrical configurations according to experimental needs. (c) 2005 Elsevier B.V. All rights reserved.
We present the characteristics of a new multidetector based on monolithic silicon telescopes: MONTE. By using high-energy ion implantation techniques, the Delta E and residual energy stages of such telescopes have been integrated on the same silicon chip, obtaining extremely thin Delta E stages of the order of I mu m. This allowed one to obtain a very low charge identification energy threshold and a very good beta background suppression in reactions induced by radioactive ion beams. The multidetector has a modular structure and can be assembled in different geometrical configurations according to experimental needs. (c) 2005 Elsevier B.V. All rights reserved.
Monte: A compact and versatile multidetector system based on monolithic telescopes
MUSUMARRA, Agatino;RIZZO, Francesca;TUDISCO, SALVATORE;
2005-01-01
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We present the characteristics of a new multidetector based on monolithic silicon telescopes: MONTE. By using high-energy ion implantation techniques, the Delta E and residual energy stages of such telescopes have been integrated on the same silicon chip, obtaining extremely thin Delta E stages of the order of I mu m. This allowed one to obtain a very low charge identification energy threshold and a very good beta background suppression in reactions induced by radioactive ion beams. The multidetector has a modular structure and can be assembled in different geometrical configurations according to experimental needs. (c) 2005 Elsevier B.V. All rights reserved.| File | Dimensione | Formato | |
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