GEM Detector Construction for DarkLight Phase 1C
ORAL
Abstract
DarkLight Phase 1C was proposed as a dedicated search to verify the proclaimed 17-MeV fifth-force carrier observed in the emission of di-leptons from excited Be. The setup is based on two magnetic spectrometers to detect the lepton pair, instrumented with customized large area GEM detectors for tracking.
A novel GEM construction technique is used where all layers are stretched and assembled mechanically within a double frame. The readout will be based on APVs and MPDs. The key features of these detectors allows them to be used very flexibly in high-rate environments for high-resolution charged particle tracking. The present status of the construction, design features and expected performance of the GEM detectors will be discussed.
A novel GEM construction technique is used where all layers are stretched and assembled mechanically within a double frame. The readout will be based on APVs and MPDs. The key features of these detectors allows them to be used very flexibly in high-rate environments for high-resolution charged particle tracking. The present status of the construction, design features and expected performance of the GEM detectors will be discussed.
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Presenters
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Sahara Jesmin Mohammed Prem Nazeer
Hampton University
Authors
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Sahara Jesmin Mohammed Prem Nazeer
Hampton University
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Michael Kohl
Hampton University
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Tanvi Patel
Hampton University