1985
DOI: 10.1016/0168-9002(85)90894-0
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A segmented position-sensitive plastic phoswich detector

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“…Similar plots were obtained for the position-sensitive detector, as described in Ref. [3]. Fragments up to carbon are seen and the adjacent charge lines are well separated.…”
Section: Intr Oductionsupporting
confidence: 52%
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“…Similar plots were obtained for the position-sensitive detector, as described in Ref. [3]. Fragments up to carbon are seen and the adjacent charge lines are well separated.…”
Section: Intr Oductionsupporting
confidence: 52%
“…5' to 17. 5' [2] and 10 position-sensitive plastic phoswich detectors [3], covering larger angles up to 78' in the horizontal direction and 56 in the vertical direction. All plastic de- A typical LE-E id.entification spectrum for a TP detector is shown is Fig.…”
Section: Intr Oductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The PLF 's were detected in a three-element silicon telescope located at 28°, slightly forward of the 1 /J) classical grazing angle. The coincident LF 's were detected with a large-solid-angle phoswich array [10,11]. This array consisted of eight 20x2.5-cm 2 segments, each a ""' ' v· position-sensitive ~E-E phoswich, and was positioned 25 em from the target.…”
Section: Comparable Studies Have Not Been Made For Lighter Projectilementioning
confidence: 99%