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arxiv physics/0501003 v1 pith:RZLC44N3 submitted 2005-01-02 physics.ins-det

Micromegas in a Bulk

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keywords bulkdetectorfabricationmicromegasprocessapplicationsareaastrophysics
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In this paper we present a novel way to manufacture the bulk Micromegas detector. A simple process based on the PCB (Printed Circuit Board) technology is employed to produce the entire sensitive detector. Such fabrication process could be extended to very large area detectors made by the industry. The low cost fabrication together with the robustness of the electrode materials will make it extremely attractive for several applications ranging from particle physics and astrophysics to medicine

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