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TCAD optimization and validation of MAPS with internal low-gain amplification
Future tracking and vertex detectors require sensors with finer pitch, improved timing resolution, and minimal power consumption. While monolithic CMOS pixel sensors (MAPS) offer a promising solution, their performance is somewhat limited by the small signal generated in their thin sensitive layers,
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