MMG Gain vs. Voltage with Gas Mixtures
In this study by N. Smirnov at Yale University, the relationship between MMG gain and voltage with various gas mixtures (Ar + isoButane + CF4, He + isoButane + CF4, Ne + isoButane + CF4) is explored for TPC with GridPix readout. The data reveals insights into the performance of the MMG mesh for different gas combinations. The images presented illustrate the gain measurements for each gas mixture, providing valuable information for experimental setups utilizing these configurations.
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MMG gain vs voltage with gas mixtures useful for TPC with GridPix readout N. Smirnov Physics Department, Yale University. July, 2023.
Gain Ar + isoButane + CF4 72 8 -- 20 %% 80.5 9 10.5 %% 63 7 -- 30 %% MMG Mesh V.
Gain He + isoButane + CF4 72 8 -- 20 %% 80.5 9 10.5 %% 63 7 -- 30 %% MMG Mesh V.
Gain Ne + isoButane + CF4 80.5 9 10.5 %% 54 6 -- 40 %% MMG Mesh V.