Simulation of realistic detector response in the CBM Silicon Tracking System

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  • A. Kotynia
  • W. Müller
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The Silicon Tracking System of the CBM Experiment consists of eight tracking layers of silicon detectors. Each layer is an array of vertical modules containing 300 μm thick double-sided silicon strip sensors. The strip pitch is 60 μm on both sides. The sensors are segmented into 1024 strips per side. On either side the strips are tilted by +7.5◦ or -7.5◦ with respect to the vertical edge, creating 15◦ stereo angle between the opposite sides. This allows reconstructing multiple hits from the same sensor at the expense of a poorer spatial resolution in the vertical direction, keeping high resolution in horizontal direction for better reconstruction of the particle momenta.

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تاریخ انتشار 2010