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The AMS-02 Time of Flight System. Final Design

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arxiv hep-ex/0305074 v1 pith:TWU5PIJ7 submitted 2003-05-26 hep-ex

V. Bindi , N. Carota , D. Casadei , G. Castellini , F. Cindolo , A. Contin , F. Giovacchini , P. Giusti
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G. Laurenti G. Levi R. Martelli F. Palmonari L. Quadrani M. Salvadore C. Sbarra A. Zichichi
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The AMS-02 detector is a superconducting magnetic spectrometer that will operate on the International Space Station. The time of flight (TOF) system of AMS-02 is composed by four scintillator planes with 8, 8, 10, 8 counters each, read at both ends by a total of 144 phototubes. This paper describes the new design, the expected performances, and shows preliminary results of the ion beam test carried on at CERN on October 2002.

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