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Time calibration of the SciFi tracker based on track time information

Géraldine Räuber
2020
Student project

Abstract

We developed an effective and reliable procedure using track time information to calibrate in time a detector using six planes of SciFi trackers assemble in a way that reproduces the target region of SND@LHC. We get a time residual between the track time and the corrected cluster time close to the intrinsic limit of the detection system, which is situated at 200 ps, using data collected during a test beam carried out in October 2019 at DESY.

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https://infoscience.epfl.ch/record/301961?ln=en

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