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Part of the current effort to upgrade the intensity of CERN beamlines in the North Experimental Area is examining technologies for their potential use in a radiation hard transverse beam profile monitors. One such technique is to use a straw detector, potentially operated at a voltage where charge amplification does not occur. We show results from an experiment with a 5 mm diameter thin walled straw detector using a gas mixture of 50/50 Ar/CO2 at atmospheric pressure carried out at the HiRadMat (High-Radiation to Materials) facility at CERN. The experiment was carried out with a 440 GeV bunched proton beam at intensities up to 2e11 particles per bunch. A unique measurement of the time-scale of the straw signal saturation is presented, made possible by the SPS sending two bunches with a delay of up to 8 microseconds between them.
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| Supervisor's name | Inaki Ortega |
| Supervisor's email | inaki.ortega@cern.ch |
| Paper submission software | LATeX |