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A general purpose detector, KLOE, is under construction for operations
at the Frascati phi factory, DA Phi NE. Its central mission is the st
udy of direct CP violation in K-0 decays, which places very stringent
requirements on electromagnetic shower measurements in the 20-280 MeV/
c region. We have chosen to use a lead-scintillator sampling calorimet
er, EmC, consisting of very thin (0.5 mm) lead layers in which are emb
edded 1 mm diameter scintillating fibers. Much prototyping and testing
has been done during its design, yielding, for the final EmC, an expe
cted energy resolution of sigma(E)/E similar to 4.4%/root E(GeV) and a
time resolution of similar to 46 ps/root E(GeV), with excellent linea
rity in the region of interest and with little dependence on incidence
angle and entry position.