MCPSim: A Geant4-based generic simulation toolkit for electron multipliers represented by Microchannel Plate
Han Miao, Huaxing Peng, Baojun Yan, Shulin Liu, Hai-Bo Li

TL;DR
MCPSim is a versatile, Geant4-based simulation toolkit for electron multipliers like MCPs, supporting complex geometries and electromagnetic fields, aiding design and optimization in various scientific fields.
Contribution
The paper introduces MCPSim, a novel, flexible simulation toolkit that integrates CAD import and electromagnetic field support for electron multipliers, enhancing existing simulation capabilities.
Findings
Good agreement with experimental measurements
Supports complex geometries and electromagnetic fields
Simulates a wide range of particle processes
Abstract
The simulation of the instruments based on the cascade multiplication of electrons has always been an important and challenging subject in no matter high energy physics, astrophysics, radiography and other fields. In this work, a generic simulation toolkit is developed based on Geant4, ROOT and CADMesh toolkits for the electron multipliers based on the emission process of secondary electrons, especially for Microchannel Plate (MCP). Geometry of instruments can be directly imported by standard CAD files and multiple kinds of electromagnetic fields are supported. MCPSim is capable for simulating the general hadronic, weak and electromagnetic processes together with secondary electron emission, which provides a wider range of applications. Users are able to configure the simulation and define the output information by a simple textfile. By comparing with experimental measurements, good…
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Taxonomy
TopicsPhotocathodes and Microchannel Plates · Electron and X-Ray Spectroscopy Techniques · Particle Detector Development and Performance
