A 4 π charged-particle detector array for light-ion-induced nuclear fragmentation studies

Details A 4 π charged-particle detector array for light-ion-induced nuclear fragmentation studies A 4 π charged-particle detector array for light-ion-induced nuclear fragmentation studies

Dec 1994

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Nuclear Instruments and Methods in Physics Research Section A, Volume 353, Issue 1-3, p. 212-214.

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Operating characteristics of the Indiana Silicon Sphere 4 π detector array are outlined. The detector geometry is spherical, with 90 telescopes in the forward hemisphere and 72 at backward angles, covering a total solid angle of 74% of 4π. Each telescope consists of a simple gas-ion chamber, operated with C3F8 gas, followed by a 0.5 mm thick ion-implanted silicon detector and a 28 mm CsI(Tl) crystal, readout by a photodiode. Custom-built bias supplies and NIM preamp/shaper modules were used in conjunction with commercial CFD, TDC and ADC CAMAC units.

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