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Tuesday, April 10, 2012
Optimal Detector Thickness
As you may recall from the previous post I was investigating the making a layered detector, and I plotted the contribution of a particular film as a function of how far the film was in the detector. This lead to the idea to ask what would be the best use of material - by making the detector thinner we could avoid some of the low contributions of reactions on the back of the detector.
I held the volume of the detector constant, and adjusted the length and width. If we make our detector half of what the current He-3 footprint is (which means we need to make them twice as wide) our efficiency goes from 3.1 to 4.6.
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