Bonanno et al., 2014 - Google Patents
Characterization measurements methodology and instrumental set-up optimization for new SiPM detectors—Part II: Optical testsBonanno et al., 2014
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- Bonanno G
- Marano D
- Belluso M
- Billotta S
- Grillo A
- Garozzo S
- Romeo G
- Timpanaro M
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- IEEE Sensors Journal
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A comprehensive and in-depth characterization procedure for obtaining very accurate measurements on silicon photomultiplier detectors (SiPMs) is here described. A large amount of optical tests are systematically carried out and discussed in terms of the most …
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