Performance of a single-crystal diamond-pixel telescope

R. Hall-Wilton; V. Ryjov; M. Pernicka; V. Halyo; B. Harrop; A. Hunt; D. Marlow; E. Bartz; J. Doroshenko; D. Hits; S. Schnetzer; R. Stone; W. Bugg; M. Hollingsworth; S. Spanier; W. Johns

Performance of a single-crystal diamond-pixel telescope

R. Hall-Wilton
, V. Ryjov
, M. Pernicka
, V. Halyo
, B. Harrop
, A. Hunt
, D. Marlow
, E. Bartz
, J. Doroshenko
, D. Hits
, S. Schnetzer
, R. Stone
, W. Bugg
, M. Hollingsworth
, S. Spanier
, W. Johns

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We describe the results from a beam test of a telescope consisting of three planes of single-crystal, diamond pixel detectors. This telescope is a prototype for a proposed small-angle luminosity monitor, the Pixel Luminosity Telescope (PLT), for CMS. We recorded the pixel addresses and pulse heights of all pixels over threshold as well as the fast-or signals from all three telescope planes. We present results on the telescope performance including occupancies, pulse heights, fast-or efficiencies and particle tracking. These results show that the PLT design concept is sound and indicate that the project is ready to proceed with the next phase of carrying out a complete system test.

Original language	English (US)
Journal	Proceedings of Science
State	Published - 2009
Externally published	Yes
Event	9th International Conference on Large Scale Applications and Radiation Hardness of Semiconductor Detectors, RD 2009 - Florence, Italy Duration: Sep 30 2009 → Oct 2 2009

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Performance of a single-crystal diamond-pixel telescope

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