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physics.ins-det2007

Multiple hits in wire chambers and other particle detectors

Patrick Van Esch

We propose an analysis of the dead time losses in counting imaging detectors such as MWPC which can resolve simultaneous hits, and analyze in more detail an detector whic…

physics.ins-det200719 cited

Efficient extraction of a collimated ultra-cold neutron beam using diffusive channels

P. Schmidt-Wellenburg, J. Barnard, P. Geltenbort +4

We present a first experimental demonstration of a new method to extract a well-collimated beam of ultra-cold neutrons (UCN) from a storage vessel. Neutrons with too large divergen…

physics.ins-det20061 cited

An Electrostatic Lens to Reduce Parallax in Banana Gas Detectors

Patrick Van Esch, Jean-Francois Clergeau, Kadda Medjoubi

Cylindrical "banana" gas detectors are often used in fixed-target experiments, because they are free of parallax effects in the equatorial plane. However, there is a growing demand…

physics.ins-det20062 cited

An Optimal Lookup Table Construction for Charge Division with respect to Efficiency Flatness

Patrick Van Esch, Frederic Millier

Static lookup tables as often used in the position calculation electronics in position sensitive detectors suffer from the well known problem that the propagation of digitization e…

physics.ins-det2006

Off line Parallax Correction for Neutral Particle Gas Detectors

Patrick Van Esch

In a neutral particle gas detector, the parallax error resulting from the perpendicular projection on the detection plane or wire of the radial particle trajectories emanating from…

physics.ins-det200626 cited

Design guide for electronics for resistive charge division in thermal neutron detection

Patrick Van Esch, Thomas Gahl, Bruno Guerard

An amplifier has been designed for optimal use of position sensitive thermal neutron detectors using the principle of resistive charge division. The important points in this optimi…