The commissioning of a cosmic-ray telescope and characterising a double-metal silicon detector

Daniel Hill

The commissioning of a cosmic-ray telescope and characterising a double-metal silicon detector

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The telescope, constructed of 3 cross-planes of reverse biased pn junction silicon detectors, was setup to maximise both the resolution and signal/noise ratio. Resolution and signal/noise ratio of a double-metal silicon detector was calculated from data taken in a beam test at CERN.

Original language	English
Awarding Institution	University of Liverpool
Publisher	University of Liverpool
Publication status	Published - 1995

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The commissioning of a cosmic-ray telescope and characterising a double-metal silicon detector

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