23-28 June 2019
Collegium Maius
Europe/Warsaw timezone

FTM detector for fast timing applications

28 Jun 2019, 14:35
20m
Collegium Maius

Collegium Maius

Jagiellońska 15 Street, Kraków
talk Friday

Speaker

Yasser Maghrbi (American University of the Middle East, Kuwait)

Description

Recently introduced, the FTM detector is conceived as a high-rate capable Micro-Pattern Gaseous Detector (MPGD) designed for applications requiring fast timing such as high luminosity accelerators and medical imaging. The FTM structure consists of alternating drift and gain regions, using resistive coatings, such that signals from each multiplication stage can be read out by the external readout electrodes through capacitive coupling. Simulations showed that a time resolution below 300 ps can be reached with a 16-layers FTM operated at 3 kV/cm drift and 130 kV/cm amplification fields in Ar:CO$_{2}$ 70:30 gas mixture. Extensive simulations of different parameters such as geometry, collection efficiency and gain have been performed aiming at optimizing the detector.

Primary authors

Yasser Maghrbi (American University of the Middle East, Kuwait) Ahmed Yehia (American University of the Middle East, Kuwait) Piet Verwilligen (INFN Bari, Italy) Marcello Maggi (INFN Bari, Italy)

Presentation Materials