Electromagnetic Calorimeter

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The Electromagnetic Calorimeter is a high-precision detector subsystem used in particle physics experiments to measure the energy and position of electrons and photons produced in high-energy collisions.


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Predicate Object
instanceOf calorimeter
electromagnetic shower detector
particle detector subsystem
calibratedWith electron test beams
physics processes with known energies
commonMaterial lead glass
lead tungstate (PbWO4)
liquid argon
plastic scintillator with high-Z absorber
scintillating crystals
designedFor detection of electromagnetic showers
detects electrons
photons
locatedIn fixed-target particle physics experiments
large collider detectors
measures energy of electrons
energy of photons
position of electrons
position of photons
oftenPrecedes hadronic calorimeter
partOf ALICE detector
ATLAS detector
BaBar detector
Belle II detector
Belle detector
CDF detector
CMS detector
COMPASS experiment
D0 detector
LHCb detector
NA62 experiment
performanceMetric energy resolution parameterized as a stochastic term plus constant term
placed outside inner tracking detectors
provides energy resolution for electromagnetic particles
position resolution for electromagnetic particles
readoutTechnology avalanche photodiodes
ionization readout in liquid argon
photomultiplier tubes
silicon photomultipliers
roleInExperiment contribution to missing transverse energy measurement
precision measurement of electromagnetic final states
technology homogeneous calorimeter
sampling calorimeter
usedFor electron identification
measurement of neutral pions via two-photon decays
photon identification
triggering on high-energy electromagnetic objects
usedIn particle physics experiments

Referenced by (4)
Subject (surface form when different) Predicate
A Large Ion Collider Experiment
ALICE
ALICE experiment
hasSubsystem
Photon Spectrometer ("ALICE Electromagnetic Calorimeter")
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