The photo-detector for the EUSO experiment
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Abstract
The EUSO experiment is currently under study by ESA for a possible installation on the International Space Station. The experiment is designed to study, by means of a space-based observational apparatus, the Extensive Air Showers produced in the atmosphere by Extreme High-Energy Cosmic Rays. The design of a fast, single-photon sensitive photo-detector in the near UV, covering a large area with a few hundreds thousands pixels, and suitable for 3 years of operation in space is a challenging task. The basic aspects of the current EUSO photo-detector design, based on the presently known requirements and constraints, and the results of the preliminary studies carried on so far will be described.
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| Authors | M Ameri,Osvaldo Catalano,F Cadoux,C Chapron,S Cuneo,J Dolbeau,F Fontanelli,V Gracco,P Gorodetzky,Y Kawasaki,P Musico,P Nédélec,M Pallavicini,Alessandro Petrolini,E Plagnol,F Pratolongo,N Sakaki,Mario Sannino,H.M Shimizu,M Takeda;M Ameri;Osvaldo Catalano;F Cadoux;C Chapron;S Cuneo;J Dolbeau;F Fontanelli;V Gracco;P Gorodetzky;Y Kawasaki;P Musico;P Nédélec;M Pallavicini;Alessandro Petrolini;E Plagnol;F Pratolongo;N Sakaki;Mario Sannino;H.M Shimizu;M Takeda; |
| Journal | nuclear instruments and methods in physics research section a: accelerators, spectrometers, detectors and associated equipment |
| Year | 2003 |
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10.1016/s0168-9002(03)00803-9
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