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New developments in Thin Gap Chambers (TGC) detectors to provide fast triggerand high precision muon tracking under sLHC conditions are presented. Themodified detectors are shown to stand a high total irradiation dose equivalentto 6 Coulomb/cm of wire, without showing any deterioration in theirperformance. Two large (1.2 x 0.8 m^2) prototypes containing four gaps, eachgap providing pad, strips and wires readout, with a total thickness of 50 mm,have been constructed. Their local spatial resolution has been measured in a100 GeV/c muon test beam at CERN. At perpendicular incidence angle, single gapposition resolution better than 60 microns has been obtained. For incidenceangle of 20 degrees resolution of less than 100 micron was achieved. TGCprototypes were also tested under a flux of 10^5 Hz/cm^2 of 5.5-6.5 MeVneutrons, showing a high efficiency for cosmic muons detection.

Position resolution and efficiency measurements with large scale Thin Gap Chambers for the super LHC