Development of a large area two-dimensional position sensitive ΔE-E detector telescope for material analysis

Details Development of a large area two-dimensional position sensitive ΔE-E detector telescope for material analysis Development of a large area two-dimensional position sensitive ΔE-E detector telescope for material analysis

Dec 2003

adsabs.harvard.edu/cgi-bin/nph-data_query?bibcode=2003nimpb.212..545n&link_type=abstract

Nuclear Instruments and Methods in Physics Research Section B, Volume 212, p. 545-550.

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Telescopic Detectors, Lapsdt, Erda, Kinematical Corrections, Blocking, Material Analysis

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A large area two-dimensional position sensitive detector telescope has been designed and fabricated at NSC, New Delhi for performing ERDA based material characterization experiments. This gas ionization detector is working well with position resolution better than 2 mm and good z-separation in both high and low mass regions. Large solid angle is a pre-request to minimize the possible unwanted radiation damage during the measurement. The consequent kinematic broadening has been corrected by recording the position information. Two-dimensional position sensitivity has also been obtained. Possibility of controlled modification is shown in this work.

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