Electrical Signal Path Study and Component Assay for the MAJORANA N-Type Segmented Contact Detector | Zendy

M. Amman | Zendy; M. Bergevin | Zendy; Yuen-Dat Chan | Zendy; J. A. Detwiler | Zendy; B. K. Fujikawa | Zendy; K. T. Lesko | Zendy; P.N. Luke | Zendy; G. Prior | Zendy; A. W. P. Poon | Zendy; Alan Р. Smith | Zendy; K. Vetter | Zendy; H. Yaver | Zendy; S. Zimmermann | Zendy

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Electrical Signal Path Study and Component Assay for the MAJORANA N-Type Segmented Contact Detector

Author(s) -

M. Amman,

M. Bergevin,

Yuen-Dat Chan,

J. A. Detwiler,

B. K. Fujikawa,

K. T. Lesko,

P.N. Luke,

G. Prior,

A. W. P. Poon,

Alan Р. Smith,

K. Vetter,

H. Yaver,

S. Zimmermann

Publication year - 2009

Publication title -

osti oai (u.s. department of energy office of scientific and technical information)

Language(s) - English

Resource type - Reports

DOI - 10.2172/1000958

Subject(s) - majorana , detector , signal (programming language) , double beta decay , limit (mathematics) , physics , path (computing) , component (thermodynamics) , particle physics , electronics , software deployment , type (biology) , nuclear physics , computer science , electrical engineering , engineering , mathematics , neutrino , quantum mechanics , optics , ecology , biology , software engineering , mathematical analysis , programming language

The purpose of the present electrical signal path study is to explore the various issues related to the deployment of highly-segmented low-background Ge detectors for the MAJORANA double-beta decay experiment. A significant challenge is to simultaneously satisfy competing requirements for the mechanical design, electrical readout performance, and radiopurity specifications from the MAJORANA project. Common to all rare search experiments, there is a very stringent limit on the acceptable radioactivity level of all the electronics components involved. Some of the findings are summarized in this report

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