The SICAPO Collaboration project to build a perfectly compensating hadron calorimeter using silicon as the active medium, is described. The insertion of low-Z material (G10 plates) in front or at the rear of the silicon detectors allows fine tuning of the calorimeter response to electromagnetic showers. This is a new approach to obtaining compensation. The tuning can be exploited to obtain e/pi =1 (compensation condition) . The expected performance ranks this calorimeter among the best candidates to face the severe constraints requested by the next generation of colliders.

SILICON SAMPLING HADRONIC CALORIMETRY - A TOOL FOR EXPERIMENTS AT THE NEXT GENERATION OF COLLIDERS / E. Borchi, R. Macii, S. Mazzoni;I. Fedder; G. Linstroem; C. Bertrand; F. Lamarche; C. Leroy; A. Villari; M. Bruzzi; C. Furetta; R. Paludetto; S. Pensotti; P.G. Rancoita; C. Simeone; L. Venturelli; L. Vismara; J.E. Brau; N. Croitoru; A. Seidman; S. C. Berridge; W. M. Bugg; R. Giacomich; A. Penzo; E. Toppano; P. Giubellino; L. Ramello; L. Riccati; M. Pisani; R. Steni. - In: NUCLEAR INSTRUMENTS & METHODS IN PHYSICS RESEARCH. SECTION A, ACCELERATORS, SPECTROMETERS, DETECTORS AND ASSOCIATED EQUIPMENT. - ISSN 0168-9002. - STAMPA. - 279:(1989), pp. 57-65. [10.1016/0168-9002(89)91062-0]

SILICON SAMPLING HADRONIC CALORIMETRY - A TOOL FOR EXPERIMENTS AT THE NEXT GENERATION OF COLLIDERS

BORCHI, EMILIO;BRUZZI, MARA;
1989

Abstract

The SICAPO Collaboration project to build a perfectly compensating hadron calorimeter using silicon as the active medium, is described. The insertion of low-Z material (G10 plates) in front or at the rear of the silicon detectors allows fine tuning of the calorimeter response to electromagnetic showers. This is a new approach to obtaining compensation. The tuning can be exploited to obtain e/pi =1 (compensation condition) . The expected performance ranks this calorimeter among the best candidates to face the severe constraints requested by the next generation of colliders.
1989
279
57
65
E. Borchi, R. Macii, S. Mazzoni;I. Fedder; G. Linstroem; C. Bertrand; F. Lamarche; C. Leroy; A. Villari; M. Bruzzi; C. Furetta; R. Paludetto; S. Pensotti; P.G. Rancoita; C. Simeone; L. Venturelli; L. Vismara; J.E. Brau; N. Croitoru; A. Seidman; S. C. Berridge; W. M. Bugg; R. Giacomich; A. Penzo; E. Toppano; P. Giubellino; L. Ramello; L. Riccati; M. Pisani; R. Steni
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