Development of a novel segmented mesh MicroMegas detector for neutron beam profiling
A novel MicroMegas detector based on microbulk technology with an embedded XY strip structure was developed, obtained by segmenting both the mesh and the anode in perpendicular directions. This results in a very low-mass device with good energy and spatial resolution capabilities. Such a detector is practically “transparent” to neutrons, being ideal for in-beam neutron measurements and will be used as quasi-online neutron beam profiler at neutron Time-of-Flight facilities. Dedicated front end electronics and acquisition system have been developed and used. The first studies of this new detection system are presented and discussed.
DIAKAKI M.;
BERTHOUMIEUX E.;
PAPAEVANGELOU T.;
GUNSING F.;
TSILEDAKIS G.;
DUPONT E.;
ANVAR S.;
AUDOUIN L.;
AZNAR F.;
BELLONI F.;
FERRER-RIBAS E.;
DAFNI T.;
DESFORGE D.;
GERALIS T.;
GIOMATARIS Y.;
HEYSE Jan;
IGUAZ F. J.;
JOURDE D.;
KEBBIRI M.;
PARADELA DOBARRO Carlos;
SIZUN P;
SCHILLEBEECKX Peter;
TASSAN-GOT L.;
VIRIQUE E.;
2018-07-17
ELSEVIER SCIENCE BV
JRC111113
0168-9002,
https://publications.jrc.ec.europa.eu/repository/handle/JRC111113,
10.1016/j.nima.2018.06.019,
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