Fast Interaction Trigger detector

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The Fast Interaction Trigger detector is a specialized subdetector of the ALICE experiment at CERN designed to rapidly identify and select particle collision events of interest for data acquisition.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf particle physics detector
subdetector
associatedWith ALICE Run 3 upgrade
collaboration international collaboration within ALICE
designedFor Run 3 and Run 4 of the LHC
centrality determination
collision time determination
event plane determination
luminosity monitoring
minimum-bias triggering
rapid event selection
field experimental high-energy physics
function identify and select particle collision events of interest
provide input to ALICE trigger system
hasAcronym FIT
hasComponent FIT-A
FIT-C
FIT-Forward modules
hasFullName Fast Interaction Trigger detector self-link
hostLaboratory CERN
surface form: European Organization for Nuclear Research
locatedAt Large Hadron Collider
locatedIn CERN
measures charged-particle multiplicity at forward rapidity
collision time with high precision
operatedBy ALICE experiment
surface form: ALICE Collaboration
partOf ALICE experiment
positioned around the interaction point of ALICE
provides fast timing information
interaction trigger signals
multiplicity measurements
readoutType fast front-end electronics
trigger electronics
replaced AD detector
T0 detector
V0 detector
supports high interaction rate operation
online data acquisition
technology Cherenkov detectors
scintillator detectors
usedIn heavy-ion collisions
proton–nucleus collisions
proton–proton collisions

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ALICE experiment hasSubsystem Fast Interaction Trigger detector
Fast Interaction Trigger detector hasFullName Fast Interaction Trigger detector self-link