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Timing Challenges in Transmission Silicon Detectors for Light Ions
Transmission silicon detectors are widely used in $ΔE$--$E$ telescope configurations for particle identification and timing in nuclear physics experiments. Variations in signal rise time can introduce time-walk effects that degrade time-of-flight measurements, as recently observed in light-ion produ
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