Micro-channel-plate-based photo-detectors are unique in being capable of covering areas of many square-meters while providing sub-millimeter space resolution, time resolutions of less than 10 picoseconds for charged particles, time resolutions of 30-50 psec for single photons. Incorporating a capacitively-coupled anode...
We have designed and prototyped the process steps for the batch production of large-area micro-channel-plate photo- multipliers (MCP-PMT) using the “air-transfer” assembly process developed with single LAPPDTM modules. Results are presented addressing the challenges of designing a robust package that...
We have designed and prototyped the process steps for the batch production of large-area micro-channel-plate photomultipliers (MCP-PMT) using the ``air-transfer'' assembly process developed with single $\LAPPDTM$ modules. Results are presented addressing the challenges of designing a robust package that can...
We propose a relatively simple method to measure the event time in liquid Argon (LAr) neutrino detectors that takes advantage of the topological reconstruction of each event {\it prior} to a `one-parameter' fit for the time using `Precision-4D' photodetectors. A...
White Paper on use of large-area MCPs assembled without the usual bialkali cathodes as the active elements in sampling calorimeters.
This little note proposes adding time-sliced information from muon monitors to the stroboscopic neutrino oscillation analysis. Specific proposals include a low intensity run before the halls get too hot to reach muons in the relevant kinematic range, and a description...
Alexey Lyashenko,
Bernhard Adams,
Evan Angelico,
Melvin Aviles,
Till Cremer,
Andrey Elagin,
Jeffrey W. Elam,
Camden Ertley,
Michael R Foley,
Henry J Frisch,
Anil U. Mane,
Michael Minot,
Mark A Popecki,
Ossy Siegmund,
Eric Spieglan,
Michael E Stochaj and
William A Worstell
We report on performance results achieved for recently produced LAPPDs. LAPPDs is a good candidate to be employed in neutrino experiments (e.g. ANNIE [1], WATCHMAN [2], DUNE [3]), particle collider experiments (e.g. EIC [4]), neutrinoless double-beta decay experiments (e.g. THEIA...
Talk at TIPP, Amsterdam; June 2014
Poster presentation at the 14th Pisa Meeting on Advanced Detectors, May 2018
Invited Talk at the 5th International Conference on Micro-Pattern Gas Detectors (MPGD2017); 22-26 May, 2017; Temple University, Philadelphia
This is a brief stab at understanding the balance of gas load and getter capacity. A lot of this may be wrong- that's the point of writing it down for others to read, so please read critically. Also there are...
Version of the capacitive coupling paper as published in NIMA
Spherical harmonics paper as submitted to NIM.
Bernhard Adams,
Melvin Aviles,
Justin L Bond,
Christopher Craven,
Till Cremer,
Andrey Elagin,
Jeffrey W. Elam,
Camden Ertley,
Michael R Foley,
Henry J Frisch,
Alexey Lyashenko,
Anil U. Mane,
Michael Minot,
Mark A Popecki,
Ossy Siegmund,
Michael E Stochaj and
William A Worstell
We report pilot production and advanced development performance results achieved for Large Area Picosecond Photodetectors (LAPPD TM).
First submission to NIMA of the Capacitive Coupling paper. Discusses the capacitive anode/pickup configuration of the Gen-II ceramic tile, which uses the "Inside-Out" scheme.
ICHEP 2016 presentation on the In-Situ LAPPD
Paper for IEEE NSS/Mic RealTime 2016, Strasbourg, France Oct. 2016 ArXiV:1607.02395v1 8 Jul 2016
Todd Seiss's final 335 report, as submitted on May 25th 2016. It is likely to be updated in the future.
Slides from a presentation on top seal at SORMA 2016
Todd Seiss's 335 poster, presented on June 1 2016. Topic is Inside-Out LAPPD and pad pattern readout boards for use at the LHC.
Evan's 335 poster, presented at the 335 session on June 1 2016. Topic is Inside-Out LAPPD
This is Evan Angelico's 335 final report, as it was when it was turned in late at night on May 25th 2016. It will likely be revised into a different format, but this is VERSION 1.
Timing paper as published in NIM
Optical TPC paper as published in NIM
Novel large area microchannel plates (MCPs) constructed using micro-capillary arrays functionalized by atomic layer deposition (ALD) have been successfully demonstrated in large for- mat detectors (10 cm and 20 cm) with cross delay line and cross strip readouts. Borosilicate micro-...
The development of large area, high performance, photon counting, imaging, timing detectors based on novel microchannel plate technology potentially offers significant advantages in a number of applications. To explore this, large area (20 cm) microchannel plates have been constructed using...
Microchannel plates that have been constructed by atomic layer deposition of resistive and secondary emissive layers, onto borosilicate glass microcapillary arrays provide a novel alternative to conventional microchannel plates for detection of radiation and particles. Conventional microchannel plates can also...
Christopher Craven,
Jeffrey W. Elam,
Camden Ertley,
Henry J Frisch,
Anil U. Mane,
Jason McPhate,
Michael Minot,
Aileen O'Mahony,
Nathan Richner,
Ossy Siegmund,
Anton Tremsin,
J Vallerga and
Robert G. Wagner
Novel microchannel plates have been constructed using borosilicate glass micro-capillary array substrates with 20 mm and 10 mm pores and coated with resistive, and secondary electron emissive, layers by atomic layer deposition. Microchannel plates in 33 mm, 50 mm and...
Daniel C Bennis,
Justin L Bond,
Karen Byrum,
Christopher Craven,
Andrey Elagin,
Jeffrey W. Elam,
Henry J Frisch,
Anil U. Mane,
Michael Minot,
Richard Northrop,
Aileen O'Mahony,
Joseph M Renaud,
Michael E Stochaj,
Robert G. Wagner and
Matthew Wetstein
Technology and Instrumentation in Particle Physics 2014 2-6 June, 2014 Amsterdam, the Netherlands
