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author Akiba, Kazu
Alozy, Jerome
Bacher, David
Sune, Rafael Ballabriga
de Benedetti, Federico
van Beuzekom, Martin
van Beveren, Vincent
Bischoff, Tjip
Boterenbrood, Henk
Byczynski, Wiktor
Campbell, Michael
Chatzianagnostou, Evridiki
Coco, Victor
Collins, Paula
Dall'Occo, Elena
Dumps, Raphael
Evans, Tim
Prieto, Antonio Fernández
Fransen, Martin
Torreira, Abraham Gallas
Gao, Rui
Geertsema, Robbert
Abrantes, Fernanda Gonçalves
Gromov, Vladimir
Halvorsen, Marius
van der Heijden, Bas
Heijhoff, Kevin
John, Malcolm
Johnson, Dan
Krämer, Uwe
Cid, Edgar Lemos
Cudie, Xavi Llopart
Madurai, Marcus
Oppenhuis, Daan
Pajero, Tommaso
Rodríguez, Efrén Rodríguez
Rolf, David
Sarnatskiy, Andrej
Schindler, Heinrich
Regueiro, Pablo Vázquez
Vitkovksiy, Arseniy
Williams, Morag
Wang, Ganrong
author_facet Akiba, Kazu
Alozy, Jerome
Bacher, David
Sune, Rafael Ballabriga
de Benedetti, Federico
van Beuzekom, Martin
van Beveren, Vincent
Bischoff, Tjip
Boterenbrood, Henk
Byczynski, Wiktor
Campbell, Michael
Chatzianagnostou, Evridiki
Coco, Victor
Collins, Paula
Dall'Occo, Elena
Dumps, Raphael
Evans, Tim
Prieto, Antonio Fernández
Fransen, Martin
Torreira, Abraham Gallas
Gao, Rui
Geertsema, Robbert
Abrantes, Fernanda Gonçalves
Gromov, Vladimir
Halvorsen, Marius
van der Heijden, Bas
Heijhoff, Kevin
John, Malcolm
Johnson, Dan
Krämer, Uwe
Cid, Edgar Lemos
Cudie, Xavi Llopart
Madurai, Marcus
Oppenhuis, Daan
Pajero, Tommaso
Rodríguez, Efrén Rodríguez
Rolf, David
Sarnatskiy, Andrej
Schindler, Heinrich
Regueiro, Pablo Vázquez
Vitkovksiy, Arseniy
Williams, Morag
Wang, Ganrong
contents The spatial and temporal performance of a telescope system comprising planar silicon sensors bump-bonded to Timepix4-v2 ASICs are assessed at the CERN SPS using a $180$~GeV/$c$ mixed hadron beam. The pointing resolution at the centre of the telescope is $2.3 \pm 0.1\;\mathrm{μm}$ and $2.4 \pm 0.1\mathrm{μm}$ in x and y directions, respectively. The temporal resolution for the combined timestamps on a track using only the information from the Timepix4 planes is found to be $92 \pm 5$~ps. The telescope is extensively described including its data acquisition system and dedicated software as well as the corrections applied to the raw measurements.
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spellingShingle The Timepix4 Beam Telescope
Akiba, Kazu
Alozy, Jerome
Bacher, David
Sune, Rafael Ballabriga
de Benedetti, Federico
van Beuzekom, Martin
van Beveren, Vincent
Bischoff, Tjip
Boterenbrood, Henk
Byczynski, Wiktor
Campbell, Michael
Chatzianagnostou, Evridiki
Coco, Victor
Collins, Paula
Dall'Occo, Elena
Dumps, Raphael
Evans, Tim
Prieto, Antonio Fernández
Fransen, Martin
Torreira, Abraham Gallas
Gao, Rui
Geertsema, Robbert
Abrantes, Fernanda Gonçalves
Gromov, Vladimir
Halvorsen, Marius
van der Heijden, Bas
Heijhoff, Kevin
John, Malcolm
Johnson, Dan
Krämer, Uwe
Cid, Edgar Lemos
Cudie, Xavi Llopart
Madurai, Marcus
Oppenhuis, Daan
Pajero, Tommaso
Rodríguez, Efrén Rodríguez
Rolf, David
Sarnatskiy, Andrej
Schindler, Heinrich
Regueiro, Pablo Vázquez
Vitkovksiy, Arseniy
Williams, Morag
Wang, Ganrong
High Energy Physics - Experiment
The spatial and temporal performance of a telescope system comprising planar silicon sensors bump-bonded to Timepix4-v2 ASICs are assessed at the CERN SPS using a $180$~GeV/$c$ mixed hadron beam. The pointing resolution at the centre of the telescope is $2.3 \pm 0.1\;\mathrm{μm}$ and $2.4 \pm 0.1\mathrm{μm}$ in x and y directions, respectively. The temporal resolution for the combined timestamps on a track using only the information from the Timepix4 planes is found to be $92 \pm 5$~ps. The telescope is extensively described including its data acquisition system and dedicated software as well as the corrections applied to the raw measurements.
title The Timepix4 Beam Telescope
topic High Energy Physics - Experiment
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2503.15207