Gigatracker beam spectrometer

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The Gigatracker beam spectrometer is a high-precision silicon pixel tracking system used in the NA62 experiment at CERN to measure the momentum and timing of individual particles in the high-intensity kaon beam.


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Predicate Object
instanceOf beam spectrometer
particle detector subsystem
silicon pixel tracking system
applicationDomain experimental particle physics
kaon physics
associatedWith rare decay K+ → π+ ν ν̄ measurement
collaboration NA62
surface form: "NA62 Collaboration"
dataType momentum measurements
reconstructed particle tracks
time-stamped hit information
designedFor high-intensity kaon beam
developedAt CERN
enables background suppression in rare kaon decay searches
kinematic reconstruction of kaon decays
environment ultra-high vacuum beam line
feature capability to operate in high particle rate environment
high spatial resolution
high time resolution
radiation hardness
hasComponent cooling system
mechanical support structures
readout electronics
silicon pixel sensors
locatedAt CERN
locatedIn NA62
surface form: "NA62 experimental area at CERN SPS"
measures momentum of individual beam particles
timing of individual beam particles
trajectory of beam particles
operatedBy NA62
surface form: "NA62 Collaboration"
operatesWith high-intensity secondary kaon beam
partOf NA62 beam line
purpose event time tagging for NA62 detectors
event-by-event measurement of beam particle momentum
precision measurement of incoming kaon kinematics
requires precise synchronization with downstream detectors
roleInExperiment measuring beam particle momentum spectrum
providing beam particle time reference
tagging incoming kaons
technology hybrid silicon pixel technology
usedIn NA62
surface form: "NA62 experiment"
uses fast timing electronics
pixelated silicon sensors

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NA62 hasDetectorComponent Gigatracker beam spectrometer

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