Chinese Physics C > 1981, Vol. 5 > Issue(5): 631-635

DESIGN BUILDING AND PRELIMINARY TEST OF SMALL MSAC

ZHANG LIANG-SHENG

Institute of High Energy Physics, Academia Sinica

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A small MSAC, with effective area 7.4×8cm ², has been designed, build and tested. Each grid wire is insolated with others. Energy resolution of the PA gap for X-ray detection is about 19% (FWHM) at 5.9 keV. Avalanche mechanism has been discussed.

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ZHANG LIANG-SHENG. DESIGN BUILDING AND PRELIMINARY TEST OF SMALL MSAC[J]. Chinese Physics C, 1981, 5(5): 631-635.

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DESIGN BUILDING AND PRELIMINARY TEST OF SMALL MSAC

ZHANG LIANG-SHENG

Institute of High Energy Physics, Academia Sinica

Received Date:1981-03-03
Accepted Date:1900-01-01
Available Online:1981-10-05

Abstract:A small MSAC, with effective area 7.4×8cm², has been designed, build and tested. Each grid wire is insolated with others. Energy resolution of the PA gap for X-ray detection is about 19% (FWHM) at 5.9 keV. Avalanche mechanism has been discussed.