The CDF-II time-of-flight detector
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2002
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Abstract
A Time-of-Flight (TOF) detector, based on plastic scintillator and fine-mesh photomultiplier tubes, has been added to the CDF-II experiment. Since August 2001, the TOF system has been fully instrumented and integrated into the CDF-II data acquisition system. The TOF system will provide particle identification of low momentum charged pions, kaons and protons in pp̄ collisions. With a design resolution goal of about 100ps, separation between charged kaons and pions is expected at the 2 sigma level for momenta below 1.6GeV/c, which enhances CDF's b-flavor tagging capabilities. We describe the design of the TOF detector and discuss its on-line and off-line calibration. Some performance benchmarks using proton–antiproton collision data are presented.
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| Authors | S Cabrera,J Fernandez,G Gómez,J Piedra,T Rodrigo,A Ruiz,I Vila,R Vilar,C Grozis,R Kephart,R Stanĕk,D.H Kim,M.S Kim,Y Oh,Y.K Kim,G Veramendi,K Anikeev,G Bauer,I.K Furic,A Korn,I Kravchenko,M Mulhearn,C Paus,S Pavlon,K Sumorok,C Chen,M Jones,W Kononenko,J Kroll,G.M Mayers,F.M Newcomer,R.G.C Oldeman,D Usynin,R Van Berg,G Bellettini,C Cerri,A Menzione,F Spinella,E Vataga,S De Cecco,D De Pedis,C Dionisi,S Giagu,A De Girolamo,M Rescigno,L Zanello,M Ahn,B.J Kim,S.B Kim,I Cho,J Lee,I Yu,H Kaneko,A Kazama,K Sato,F Ukegawa;S Cabrera;J Fernandez;G Gómez;J Piedra;T Rodrigo;A Ruiz;I Vila;R Vilar;C Grozis;R Kephart;R Stanĕk;D.H Kim;M.S Kim;Y Oh;Y.K Kim;G Veramendi;K Anikeev;G Bauer;I.K Furic;A Korn;I Kravchenko;M Mulhearn;C Paus;S Pavlon;K Sumorok;C Chen;M Jones;W Kononenko;J Kroll;G.M Mayers;F.M Newcomer;R.G.C Oldeman;D Usynin;R Van Berg;G Bellettini;C Cerri;A Menzione;F Spinella;E Vataga;S De Cecco;D De Pedis;C Dionisi;S Giagu;A De Girolamo;M Rescigno;L Zanello;M Ahn;B.J Kim;S.B Kim;I Cho;J Lee;I Yu;H Kaneko;A Kazama;K Sato;F Ukegawa; |
| Journal | nuclear instruments and methods in physics research section a: accelerators, spectrometers, detectors and associated equipment |
| Year | 2002 |
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10.1016/s0168-9002(02)01512-7
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