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The EEEMCal group is has been carrying out detector prototype beam tests at Jefferson Lab and DESY. The next beam tests are planned for 2024.
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The EEEMCal group is has been carrying out detector prototype beam tests at Jefferson Lab and DESY. The next beam tests are planned for 2024 with focus on 1) 5x5 PWO+SiPM, 2) 5x5 with realistic mechanical structures, e.g., carbon.  
  
 
For information on beam tests at Jefferson Lab (contact: [mailto:hornt@cua.edu Tanja Horn]). For beam tests at DESY (contact: [mailto:hasell@mit.edu Douglas Hasell])
 
For information on beam tests at Jefferson Lab (contact: [mailto:hornt@cua.edu Tanja Horn]). For beam tests at DESY (contact: [mailto:hasell@mit.edu Douglas Hasell])

Revision as of 16:24, 5 April 2024

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The EEEMCal group is has been carrying out detector prototype beam tests at Jefferson Lab and DESY. The next beam tests are planned for 2024 with focus on 1) 5x5 PWO+SiPM, 2) 5x5 with realistic mechanical structures, e.g., carbon.

For information on beam tests at Jefferson Lab (contact: Tanja Horn). For beam tests at DESY (contact: Douglas Hasell)

EEEMCAL BEAM TESTS 2022 and 2023

Beam test campaigns carried out with 3x3 PWO+SiPM (JLab, also MAMI) and 5x5 PWO+PMT (DESY) arrays.

EEEMCAL BEAM TESTS 2021

Beam test campaigns carried out with 3x3 PWO+PMT (JLab)

SciGlass prototype 2022

Detailed descriptions of the SciGlass prototype beam tests in 2022 and 2023. (contact: Yeran Ghandilyan for site content)