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Development and tests of MCP based timing and multiplicity detector for MIPs

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We present summary of technological developments and tests of the MCP based large area detector aimed at precise timing and charged particles multiplicity measurements. Results obtained in course of these developments of isochronous (simultaneity) precise signal readout, passive summation of 1 ns signals, fast (1 GHz) front-end electronics, miniature vacuum systems, etc. could be potentially interesting for a number of future applications in different fields.

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Feofilov, G., Kondratev, V., Stolyarov, O. et al. Development and tests of MCP based timing and multiplicity detector for MIPs. Phys. Part. Nuclei Lett. 14, 150–159 (2017). https://doi.org/10.1134/S1547477117010125

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