NASA NTRS · 19790066124
Low-distortion resistive anodes for two-dimensional position-sensitive MCP systems
Abstract
Microchannel plates (MCPs) are frequently used with resistive anodes to detect charged particles or photons and yield analog signals from which event positions can be decoded. The paper discusses a four-corner concave circular arc terminated resistive anode that permits theoretically distortionless encoding of Cartesian event positions into pulse charge ratios. The theory of the circular arc terminated anode is discussed along with anode design and performance. Electron beam images obtained by using such an anode are presented to confirm the usefulness of the approach.
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Lampton, M., Carlson, C. W.. 1979-09-01. Low-distortion resistive anodes for two-dimensional position-sensitive MCP systems. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19790066124
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