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arxiv: 2208.14815 · v3 · pith:U6VWC674 · submitted 2022-08-31 · physics.ins-det

The XeBRA platform for liquid xenon time projection chamber development

Daniel Baur , Alexander Bismark , Adam Brown , Julia Dierle , Horst Fischer , Robin Glade-Beucke , Jaron Grigat , Basho Kaminsky
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Fabian Kuger Sebastian Lindemann Darryl Masson Patrick Meinhardt Mariana Rajado Silva Marc Schumann Florian T\"onnies Francesco Toschi
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XeBRA is a flexible cryogenic platform designed to perform research and development for liquid xenon detectors searching for rare events. Its extra-large outer cryostat makes it possible to install a wide variety of detector designs. We present the system, including its cryogenic, gas handling, data acquisition and slow control subsystems. Two dual phase time projection chambers with sensitive masses at the 1 kg scale have so far been operated in XeBRA. Using data from these, we determine the field-dependence of the electron drift velocity in liquid xenon. We also measure the relative charge and light yields for 41.5 keV energy deposits from Kr-83m with electric drift fields between 50 V/cm and 677 V/cm.

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