projection chamber

[prə′jek·shən ‚chām·bər]

(nucleonics)

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In the LZ's Time Projection Chamber (TPC), these flashes of light will be detected by 494 photomultiplier tubes, deployed above and below the liquid xenon.

Building a cleanroom in an old gold mine: A cavern that was home to the first solar neutrino experiments in 1970 is now being adapted to conduct the next generation of dark matter experiments

We propose using gas-filled "time projection chamber detectors".

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In the projection chamber were two Kalee 11 projectors and HML arc lamps ensuring steady, flickerless pictures.

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It seemed to me that a projection chamber of some kind would be the best for completely isolating the projected solar image.

For high-magnification views, place a diaphragm midway between the telescope and projection surface to prevent the solar image from spilling onto the sides of the projection chamber.

This highlights another advantage of my projection chamber - the solar image can be about five times larger than with ordinary projection methods before it becomes too faint to view.

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At the center of the system is a time projection chamber that serves as a vertex detector.

Annihilations at 2 trillion volts; Fermilab now has the world's most powerful proton-antiproton collider