The SiD Digital ECal Based on Monolithic Active Pixel Sensors

Higgs physics goals with detectors at future colliders demand unprecedented precision. Linear colliders, with energy reach to the TeV scale and low duty cycles and backgrounds, enable this high precision performance. The SiD Collaboration is developing Monolithic Active Pixel Sensor (MAPS) technolog...

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Main Authors: Brau, James E, Breidenbach, Martin, Dragone, Angelo, Habib, Alexandre, Rota, Lorenzo, Vassilev, Mirella, Vernieri, Caterina
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Active pixel sensors
Conduction cooling
Digital imaging
Energy resolution
Heat measurement
Management analysis
Pixels
Sensors
Tracking
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Energy resolution
Heat measurement
Management analysis
Pixels
Sensors
Tracking
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