Performance of MSGC on electronically and ionically conductive substrata in various operational conditions
Performance of MSGC on electronically and ionically conductive substrata in various operational conditions
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10.1016/0168-9002(94)90759-5
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发表时间:
1994-09
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1.4
通讯作者:
L. Alunni;R. Bouclier;G. Fara;C. Garabatos;G. Manzin;G. Million;L. Ropelewski;F. Sauli;L. Shekh
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L. Alunni;R. Bouclier;G. Fara;C. Garabatos;G. Manzin;G. Million;L. Ropelewski;F. Sauli;L. Shekh
Recent measurements realized with Microstrip Gas Chambers (MSGC) manufactured on glass substrata in a range of bulk resistivity are presented. Chambers made on electronically conductive supports with resistivity of 109ω cm and gold strips show a stable behaviour during long term irradiation up to an accumulated charge of 130 mC/cm of strip when operated in an argon-dimethylether (DME) mixture. Similar measurements realised with argon-methane show instead a fast degradation of gain already at collected charge of around 5 mC/cm. Further investigation of MSGC performance with different Ar-DME compositions show that the larger stable gain can be achieved with a 50-50 mixture.We present also results of beam runs performed with MSGC manufactured on Hoya SL glass with an anode to cathode distance of 200 μm and a 2 mm gas layer. The dependence of efficiency and spatial resolution on the incidence angle of track was measured with argon-DME and xenon-DME gas mixtures; for minimum ionizing particles perpendicular to the chambers (0°) the spatial resolution for Xe gas mixture is 65 μm rms and the efficiency 98%. For incidence angles up to 10° a small degradation of both parameters was observed.