Large-area fast-timing detectors developed for the TOFI spectrometer
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2013, International Journal of Mass SpectrometryCitation Excerpt :A more technical limitation for TOFI was that its overall flight path was 14 m resulting in overall flight times of only ≤1 μs for the ions of interest. In order to achieve a good flight time resolving power and thus a good mass resolving power, the time signals of the start- and stop-detectors [9] had to be very, very precise. These short flight times on the other hand made it possible to perform mass measurements in times that are short when compared to the life time of most nuclei and even isomeric states of them.
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