Summary
This experimental physics study presents results from testing prototype AC-LGAD silicon sensors exposed to 120 GeV proton beams. The work evaluates the performance of both pixel and strip detector geometries at centimetre scales, as suggested by the title. The findings contribute to the development and validation of advanced silicon detector technology for high-energy physics applications, though the specific performance conclusions cannot be detailed without access to the full abstract or manuscript.
UK applicability
This is fundamental physics instrumentation research with no direct applicability to UK farming systems, soil health, nutrient density or agricultural practice. It falls outside the scope of Vitagri's Pulse Brain catalogue.
Key measures
Sensor performance metrics including timing resolution, charge collection efficiency, and response to 120 GeV protons; pixel and strip geometry specifications at centimetre scale
Outcomes reported
The study reports performance results of pixel and strip centimetre-scale AC-LGAD (Alternating Current Low Gain Avalanche Detector) sensors tested with a 120 GeV proton beam. As suggested by the title and journal context, the research evaluated sensor response characteristics, timing resolution, and detection efficiency under high-energy particle conditions.
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