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).
We report a cost-effective and production achievable path to fabricate robust large-area microchannel plates (MCPs), which offers the new prospect for larger area MCP-based detector technologies. We used atomic Layer Deposition (ALD), a thin film growth technique, to independently adjust...
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.
Final summer report from Madeline Bernstein's experience, summer 2016
ICHEP 2016 poster on fast timing for 0vbb-decay search
ICHEP 2016 presentation on the In-Situ LAPPD
Todd Seiss's ICHEP 2016 poster about the use of capacitive-coupling anode pads for a collider detector (like ATLAS).
Evan Angelico's ICHEP2016 poster on the capacitively coupled readout testing.
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.
TWEPP 2008, Naxos, Greece, September 15-18, 2008
Timing paper as published in NIM
Optical TPC paper as published in NIM
Reproduced the result for 0-tile anode in paper "RP strip-line anodes for Psec large-area MCP-based photodetectors". Elaborated on several issues regarding the setup.
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-...
(believed to be-variations exist) Proceedings of the Advanced Maui Optical and Space Surveillance Technologies Conference, held in Wailea, Maui, Hawaii, September 9-12, 2014, Ed.: S. Ryan, The Maui Economic Development Board, id.E103 Bibliographic Code: 2014amos.confE.103S Imaging photon counting sensors, with...
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
Bernhard Adams,
Klaus Attenkofer,
Mircea Bogdan,
Karen Byrum,
Andrey Elagin,
Jeffrey W. Elam,
Henry J Frisch,
Jean-François Genat,
Hervé Grabas,
Joseph Gregar,
E Hahn,
Mary Heintz,
Zeke Insepov,
Valentin Ivanov,
Sharon Jelinsky,
Slade J. Jokela,
Seon Woo Lee,
Anil U. Mane,
Jason McPhate,
Michael Minot,
Pavel Murat,
Kurtis Nishimura,
Richard Northrop,
Razib Obaid,
Eric Oberla,
Erik Ramberg,
Anatoly Ronzhin,
Greg Sellberg,
Ossy Siegmund,
Neal Sullivan,
Anton Tremsin,
Gary Varner,
Igor V. Veryovkin,
Alexander Vostrikov,
Robert G. Wagner,
Dean Walters,
Matthew Wetstein,
Junqi Xie,
Zikri Yusof and
Alexander V. Zinovev
Replace History Paper as posted on the arXiv with new version after referee report.
Alan D Brodie,
Andrey Elagin,
Jeffrey W. Elam,
Anil U. Mane,
Mark A McCord,
Jason McPhate,
Michael Minot,
Aileen O'Mahony,
Ossy Siegmund,
William M Tong,
Robert G. Wagner and
Matthew Wetstein
