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An ion beam tracking system based on a parallel plate avalanche counter

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Carter, I. P.
Ramachandran, K.
Dasgupta, M.
Hinde, D. J.
Rafiei, R.
Luong, D. H.
Williams, E.
Cook, K. J.
McNeil, S.
Rafferty, D. C.

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A pair of twin position-sensitive parallel plate avalanche counters have been developed at the Australian National University as a tracking system to aid in the further rejection of unwanted beam particles from a 6.5 T super conducting solenoid separator named SOLEROO. Their function is to track and identify each beam particle passing through the detectors on an event-by-event basis. In-beam studies have been completed and the detectors are in successful operation, demonstrating the tracking capability. A high efficiency 512-pixelwide-angle silicon detector array will then be integrated with the tracking system for nuclear reactions studies of radioactive ions.

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