Published May 15, 2011
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Dynamic Efficiency Measurements for Irradiated ATLAS Pixel Single Chip Modules
Description
The ATLAS pixel detector is the innermost subdetector of the ATLAS experiment. Due to this, the pixel detector has to be particularly radiation hard. In this diploma thesis effects on the sensor and the electronics which are caused by irradiation are examined. It is shown how the behaviour changes between an unirradiated sample and a irradiated sample, which was treated with the same radiation dose that is expected at the end of the lifetime of ATLAS. For this study a laser system, which is used for dynamic efficiency measurements was constructed. Furthermore, the behaviour of the noise during the detection of a particle was evaluated studied.
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Identifiers
- CDS
- 2283090
- CDS Report Number
- CERN-THESIS-2011-393
Related works
- Is variant form of
- Other: 1237830 (Inspire)
- Other: http://www.physik2.uni-goettingen.de/research/high-energy/publications/DiplomPfaff.pdf (URL)
CERN
- Programme
- No program participation
- Accelerator
- CERN LHC
- Experiment
- ATLAS