The effects of charge cloud size and digitisation on the SPAN anode

Astronomy and Astrophysics – Astronomy

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Analog To Digital Converters, Electron Clouds, Microchannel Plates, Position (Location), Pulse Amplitude, Readout, Aluminum, Anodes, Copper, Crosstalk, Electrode Materials, Electromagnetic Noise, Line Spectra, Quartz, Size (Dimensions)

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Microchannel plate (MCP) detectors are often used with charge division anode readouts, such as the spiral-anode (SPAN) anode, to provide high position resolution. This paper discusses the effect on image quality, of digitization (causing fixed patterning), electronic noise, pulse height distribution (PHD) and charge cloud size. The discussion is supported by experimental data obtained from a 1D SPAN anode. Results from a computer model of this detector, and from a charge cloud simulation model, are also included. The SPAN anode normally has three sinusoidal electrodes with phase differences of 120 deg. An alternative configuration is to use a phase difference of 90 deg. This paper compares the advantages and disadvantages of these arrangements.

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