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dE/dx resolution versus anode Voltage (Run IX TPC Voltage scan).
I try to answer the question at what anode voltage we will see significant reduction of dE/dx resolution.
In above plot I have summarized relative dE/dx resolution per pad row versus anode Voltage obtained in Run IX Tpc anode voltage scan.
The accuracy is not very high (due to statistics) but I can conclude that the significant damage of dE/dx resolution will happens with Inner anode voltage below 1020 V and
outer anode voltage below 1220 V.
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