
doi: 10.1063/1.46990
This tutorial describes the generation of electrical signals in gas detectors. Ionization of the gas by the passage of charged particles generates these signals. Starting with the Bethe‐Bloch equation, the treatment is a general introduction to the production of ion‐pairs in gas devices. I continue with the characterization of the ionization as an electrical signal, and calculate the signal current in a simple example. Another example demonstrates the effect of space charge on the design of a detector. The AGS Booster ionization profile monitor is a model for this calculation.
43 Particle Accelerators, Ion Beams, Ionization, Brookhaven Ags, Design, Experimental Facilities And Equipment, Beam Monitoring, Beam Monitors, Space Charge, Signal Conditioning, Charged Particle Detection 430303
43 Particle Accelerators, Ion Beams, Ionization, Brookhaven Ags, Design, Experimental Facilities And Equipment, Beam Monitoring, Beam Monitors, Space Charge, Signal Conditioning, Charged Particle Detection 430303
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