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The MainzTPC is a small dual-phase xenon time projection chamber (TPC) with the goal to improve the understanding of response of liquid xenon to low energy elastic nuclear recoil interactions. Its design is optimized to study the charge and light yield of electronic recoils in a wide range of energies, but will also be used to measure charge and light yield of nuclear recoils. It is equipped with fast photo multiplier tubes (PMTs) and high bandwidth FADC readout to study the pulse shape of the primary scintillation light and its potential impact in Dark Matter detectors as additional background discrimination technique. 3D position reconstruction is achieved by eight large area avalanche photo diodes (APDs). We report here on the design of the MainzTPC and the measurement of gain and relative quantum efficiency of the APDs.

A small dual-phase xenon TPC with APD and PMT readout for the study of liquid xenon scintillation