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@ARTICLE{Dong:245946,
author = {Dong, Yunsheng and Gianluigi, Silvestre and Sofia, Colombi
and Andrey, Alexandrov and Behcet, Alpat and Giovanni,
Ambrosi and Stefano, Argirò and Arteche Diaz, Raul and
Mattia, Barbanera and Nazar, Bartosik and Nicola, Belcari
and Elettra, Bellinzona and Silvia, Biondi and Bisogni,
Maria Giuseppina and Graziano, Bruni and Pietro, Carra and
Piergiorgio, Cerello and Esther, Ciarrocchi and Alberto,
Clozza and De Lellis, Giovanni and Del Guerra, Alberto and
De Simoni, Micol and Di Crescenzo, Antonia and Di Ruzza,
Benedetto and Marco, Donetti and Durante, Marco and
Veronica, Ferrero and Emanuele, Fiandrini and Christian,
Finck and Elisa, Fiorina and Marta, Fischetti and Marco,
Francesconi and Matteo, Franchini and Gaia, Franciosini and
Giuliana, Galati and Luca, Galli and Valerio, Gentile and
Giuseppe, Giraudo and Ronja, Hetzel and Enzo, Iarocci and
Maria, Ionica and Keida, Kanxheri and Kraan, Aafke Christine
and Valeria, Lante and La Tessa, Chiara and Martina,
Laurenza and Adele, Lauria and Lopez Torres, Ernesto and
Michela, Marafini and Cristian, Massimi and Ilaria, Mattei
and Alberto, Mengarelli and Andrea, Moggi and Montesi, Maria
Cristina and Morone, Maria Cristina and Matteo, Morrocchi
and Silvia, Muraro and Livio, Narici and Alessandra, Pastore
and Nadia, Pastrone and Patera, Vincenzo and Francesco,
Pennazio and Pisana, Placidi and Marco, Pullia and Fabrizio,
Raffaelli and Luciano, Ramello and Riccardo, Ridolfi and
Valeria, Rosso and Claudio, Sanelli and Alessio, Sarti and
Gabriella, Sartorelli and Osamu, Sato and Simone, Savazzi
and Lorenzo, Scavarda and Angelo, Schiavi and Christoph,
Schuy and Emanuele, Scifoni and Adalberto, Sciubba and
Alexandre, Sécher and Marco, Selvi and Mario, Sitta and
Roberto, Spighi and Eleuterio, Spiriti and Giancarlo,
Sportelli and Achim, Stahl and Sandro, Tomassini and Marco,
Toppi and Giacomo, Traini and Tioukov, Valeri and Valle,
Serena Marta and Vanstalle, Marie and Villa, Mauro and
Ulrich, Weber and Antonio, Zoccoli and Battistoni, Giuseppe
and Servoli, Leonello and Tommasino, Francesco},
title = {{T}he {D}rift {C}hamber detector of the {FOOT} experiment:
{P}erformance analysis and external calibration},
journal = {Nuclear instruments $\&$ methods in physics research /
Section A},
volume = {986},
issn = {0167-5087},
address = {Amsterdam},
publisher = {North-Holland Publ. Co.},
reportid = {GSI-2022-00241},
pages = {164756},
year = {2021},
abstract = {The study that we present is part of the preparation work
for the setup of the FOOT (FragmentatiOn Of Target)
experiment whose main goal is the measurement of the double
differential cross sections of fragments produced in nuclear
interactions of particles with energies relevant for
particle therapy. The present work is focused on the
characterization of the gas-filled drift chamber detector
composed of 36 sensitive cells, distributed over two
perpendicular views. Each view consists of six consecutive
and staggered layers with three cells per layer. We
investigated the detector efficiency and we performed an
external calibration of the space–time relations at the
level of single cells. This information was then used to
evaluate the drift chamber resolution. An external tracking
system realized with microstrip silicon detectors was
adopted to have a track measurement independent on the drift
chamber. The characterization was performed with a proton
beam at the energies of 228 and 80 MeV. The overall hit
detection efficiency of the drift chamber has been found to
be 0.929±0.008 , independent on the proton beam energy. The
spatial resolution in the central part of the cell is about
150±10 μ m and 300±10 μ m and the corresponding detector
angular resolution has been measured to be 1.62±0.16 mrad
and 2.1±0.4 mrad for the higher and lower beam energies,
respectively. In addition, the best value on the intrinsic
drift chamber resolution has been evaluated to be in the
range 60−100 μ m. In the framework of the FOOT
experiment, the drift chamber will be adopted in the
pre-target region, and will be exploited to measure the
projectile direction and position, as well as for the
identification of pre-target fragmentation events.},
keywords = {Drift chamber (autogen) / Silicon microstrip detector
(autogen) / Nuclear physics (autogen)},
cin = {BIO},
ddc = {530},
cid = {I:(DE-Ds200)BIO-20160831OR354},
pnm = {633 - Life Sciences – Building Blocks of Life: Structure
and Function (POF4-633) / FAIR Phase-0 - FAIR Phase-0
Research Program (GSI-FAIR-Phase-0) / SUC-GSI-Darmstadt -
Strategic university cooperation GSI-TU Darmstadt
(SUC-GSI-DA)},
pid = {G:(DE-HGF)POF4-633 / G:(Ds200)GSI-FAIR-Phase-0 /
G:(DE-Ds200)SUC-GSI-DA},
experiment = {$EXP:(DE-Ds200)SBio_Patera-20200803$},
typ = {PUB:(DE-HGF)16},
UT = {WOS:000596307000016},
doi = {10.1016/j.nima.2020.164756},
url = {https://repository.gsi.de/record/245946},
}
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