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Nuclear signal simulation applied to gas ionizing chambers
Abstract : Particle transport codes used in detector simulation allow the calculation of the energy deposited by charged particles produced following an interaction. The pulses temporal shaping is more and more used in nuclear measurement into pulse shape analysis techniques. A model is proposed in this paper to simulate the pulse temporal shaping and the associated noise level thanks to the output track file PTRAC provides by Monte-Carlo particle transport codes. The model has been dedicated to ion chambers and more especially for High Pressure Xenon chambers HPXe where the pulse shape analysis can resolve some issues regarding with this technology as the ballistic deficit phenomenon. The model is fully described and an example is presented as a validation of such full detector simulation.
Keywords :
Xenon
Charge carriers
Shape
Anodes
Ionization
ionisation chambers
Monte Carlo methods
nuclear signal simulation
gas ionizing chambers
particle transport codes
detector simulation
energy deposited calculation
charged particles
pulse temporal shaping
full detector simulation
ballistic deficit phenomenon
high pressure xenon chambers
ion chambers
Monte-Carlo particle transport codes
output track file PTRAC
noise level
pulse shape analysis techniques
nuclear measurement
Instrumentation
Measurement
Simulation
Monte-Carlo
Ion Chamber
Nuclear
Index Terms-Nuclear
Pulse Shape Analysis
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