Assembly and Test for the Large GEM detector for pRad experiment at JLab Hall B
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Abstract
pRad (proton charge radius) is a novel magnetic-spectrometer-free ep scattering experiment designed to measure the proton charge radius at a very low Q$^2$ region (10$^{-4}$ $\sim$ 10$^{-2}$ (GeV/c)$^2$) at Jefferson Lab Hall B, it needs a high-resolution position detector. We will report the fabrication and test for world-largest GEM detector designed and built for pRad experiment. In this report, we will talk about the assembly process and the testing results for pRad GEM chamber.
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Authors
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Xinzhan Bai
University of Virginia
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Kondo Gnanvo
University of Virginia
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Huong Nguyen
University of Virginia
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Vladimir Nelyubin
University of Virginia
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Yan Huang
Tsinghua University
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Andrew Katzenstein
University of Virginia
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Yang Zhang
Duke University
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Nilanga Liyanage
University of Virginia