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Ochi, A; Yamane, F; Ishitobi, Y; Setsuda, H
Journal of physics. Conference series, 04/2020, Volume: 1498, Issue: 1Journal Article
Micro pixel chambers (μ-PIC) with resistive cathodes have been developed as particle tracking/imaging detectors in high-rate high ionizing particle (HIP) environments. A main target of their development is as a forward muon detector in the ATLAS phase-2 upgrade. The cathode is made from DLC (diamond-like carbon) thin foil by the liftoff method. Using the resistive cathodes, the discharge (spark) probability within the HIP environment was reduced (10-1000 times) and two-dimensional readouts for the incident particles are available using a 400-micron pitch separated pixel array. We measured the tracking performances for the charged particles using a 140 GeV muon beam in CERN's H4 beam line and also measured the imaging properties of 8 keV X-rays. Two-dimensional fine position resolutions (< 100 micron) were obtained. These results show that the resistive μ-PIC is one of strong candidate for forthcoming high-rate particle experiments.
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