Study of photomultipliers radiation hardness

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96-012 The radiation hardnesses of PM FEU-115 with the photocathode windows from glass SO96-1, dynode systems of alloyed type and PM windows of MgFz, radiation hard glass SO96-1, glasses SO96-1, SO50 are studied. No sizable changes were registered in the optical transmission of the photocathode SO96...

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Autor principal: Rykalin, V I
Lenguaje:eng
Publicado: 1996
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Detectors and Experimental Techniques
Acceso en línea:http://cds.cern.ch/record/684479
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description 96-012 The radiation hardnesses of PM FEU-115 with the photocathode windows from glass SO96-1, dynode systems of alloyed type and PM windows of MgFz, radiation hard glass SO96-1, glasses SO96-1, SO50 are studied. No sizable changes were registered in the optical transmission of the photocathode SO96-1 window for the accumulated dose up to 35 Mrad, the PM FEU-115 output signals - up to 15 Mrad and the alloyed type dynode system amplification - up to 100 Mrad. In the same time SO95-2 and SO50 (the borosilicate type) glass windows lose the transparebcy in a few times under doses less than 1Mrad already.
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spelling cern-6844792019-09-30T06:29:59Zhttp://cds.cern.ch/record/684479engRykalin, V IStudy of photomultipliers radiation hardnessDetectors and Experimental Techniques96-012 The radiation hardnesses of PM FEU-115 with the photocathode windows from glass SO96-1, dynode systems of alloyed type and PM windows of MgFz, radiation hard glass SO96-1, glasses SO96-1, SO50 are studied. No sizable changes were registered in the optical transmission of the photocathode SO96-1 window for the accumulated dose up to 35 Mrad, the PM FEU-115 output signals - up to 15 Mrad and the alloyed type dynode system amplification - up to 100 Mrad. In the same time SO95-2 and SO50 (the borosilicate type) glass windows lose the transparebcy in a few times under doses less than 1Mrad already.LHCb-96-012oai:cds.cern.ch:6844791996-12-20
spellingShingle Detectors and Experimental Techniques
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Study of photomultipliers radiation hardness
title Study of photomultipliers radiation hardness
title_full Study of photomultipliers radiation hardness
title_fullStr Study of photomultipliers radiation hardness
title_full_unstemmed Study of photomultipliers radiation hardness
title_short Study of photomultipliers radiation hardness
title_sort study of photomultipliers radiation hardness
topic Detectors and Experimental Techniques
url http://cds.cern.ch/record/684479
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