Abstract
During operation of the multiplicity detector in the NA50 experiment the single sided AC-coupled p-on-n silicon strip detectors were exposed to charged particle fluences up to 1014eqn/cm2 and ionising doses up to 20Mrad, with a very non-uniform radiation spatial distribution. Radiation effects in the detectors observed during the ’96 lead ion run as well as results of the post-run measurements are presented in this paper.
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