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Non-Linearities and Entrance Window Effects in Large Solid-Angle Gas Ionization Detectors

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Ophel, T
Timmers, Heiko
Elliman, Robert

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The performance of a large solid-angle, position-sensitive, gas ionization detector used for elastic recoil detection analysis with heavy ions has been investigated in detail. In particular, a front electrode in the anode, that was intended for measurements of the initial energy loss of incident heavy ions, proved especially valuable as a means of understanding the non-linearities inherent to the methods of spatial determination employed by a widely used type of detector, and the influence of the window on the collection of electrons at the anode. Alternative design features are proposed to remove the non-linearities and to allow the measurement of the energy loss near the detector entrance.

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Nuclear Instruments and Methods in Physics Research: Section A

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2037-12-31