Radiation hardness study of calorimeter active elements
Victor Kryshkin, Victor Skvortsov
TL;DR
This paper investigates the radiation resistance of two types of calorimeter active elements, one using organic scintillator with wavelength shifting fibers and the other based on Thick Gas Electron Multiplier technology.
Contribution
It provides comparative data on the radiation hardness of organic scintillator and Thick Gas Electron Multiplier calorimeter components.
Findings
Organic scintillator shows specific radiation tolerance levels.
Thick Gas Electron Multiplier demonstrates distinct radiation resistance characteristics.
Results inform design choices for radiation environments.
Abstract
There are presented the results of radiation hardness study of calorimeter active elements. One element is based on organic scintillator with wave length shifting fiber light collection. The other one is an element based on a Thick Gas Electron Multiplier.
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Taxonomy
TopicsRadiation Detection and Scintillator Technologies · Advanced Semiconductor Detectors and Materials · Particle Detector Development and Performance