THE PERFORMANCE TEST OF 1m×1m DRIFT CHAMBERS WITH ON-LINE MICROCOMPUTER

LIU Rong-Guang; WU Jian-Wu; XIE Pei-Pei; DONG Xue-Sheng

Chinese Physics C> 1985, Vol. 9> Issue(3) : 257-262

THE PERFORMANCE TEST OF 1m×1m DRIFT CHAMBERS WITH ON-LINE MICROCOMPUTER

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The performance of a 1m×1m drift chamber system have been measured with on-line microcomputer using comic rays. The time resolution is 4.26 ns. The spatial resolution is 132 μm and the efficiency is above 96%. The experimental set-up include five 1m×1m adjustable field drift chambers, scintillation counter trigger system, readout electronics and a TRS-80 microcomputer. The data acquisition and processing have been done with on-line microcomputer and off-line data analysis.
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[1] 王运永、李如柏等, 高能物理与核物理, 6(1982), 129.[2] 万五一、刘捷等, 高能物理与核物理, 7(1983), 269.
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LIU Rong-Guang, WU Jian-Wu, XIE Pei-Pei and DONG Xue-Sheng. THE PERFORMANCE TEST OF 1m×1m DRIFT CHAMBERS WITH ON-LINE MICROCOMPUTER[J]. Chinese Physics C, 1985, 9(3): 257-262.

LIU Rong-Guang, WU Jian-Wu, XIE Pei-Pei and DONG Xue-Sheng. THE PERFORMANCE TEST OF 1m×1m DRIFT CHAMBERS WITH ON-LINE MICROCOMPUTER[J]. Chinese Physics C, 1985, 9(3): 257-262. shu

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THE PERFORMANCE TEST OF 1m×1m DRIFT CHAMBERS WITH ON-LINE MICROCOMPUTER

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Abstract: The performance of a 1m×1m drift chamber system have been measured with on-line microcomputer using comic rays. The time resolution is 4.26 ns. The spatial resolution is 132 μm and the efficiency is above 96%. The experimental set-up include five 1m×1m adjustable field drift chambers, scintillation counter trigger system, readout electronics and a TRS-80 microcomputer. The data acquisition and processing have been done with on-line microcomputer and off-line data analysis.