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Performance of Photosensors in the PandaX-I Experiment

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arxiv 1511.06223 v3 pith:VP3DXNYO submitted 2015-11-18 physics.ins-det hep-ex

Shaoli Li , Xun Chen , Karl L. Giboni , Guodong Guo , Xiangdong Ji , Qing Lin , Jianglai Liu , Yajun Mao
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Kaixuan Ni Xiangxiang Ren Andi Tan Mengjiao Xiao Xiaopeng Zhou
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We report the long term performance of the photosensors, 143 one-inch R8520-406 and 37 three-inch R11410-MOD photomultipliers from Hamamatsu, in the first phase of the PandaX dual-phase xenon dark matter experiment. This is the first time that a significant number of R11410 photomultiplier tubes were operated in liquid xenon for an extended period, providing important guidance to the future large xenon-based dark matter experiments.

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