W trigger upgrade simulation Kazuya Aoki Kyoto Univ. Muon Physics and Forward Upgrades Workshop Santa Fe, June 2004.

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W trigger upgrade simulation Kazuya Aoki Kyoto Univ. Muon Physics and Forward Upgrades Workshop Santa Fe, June 2004

MENU MuTrLL1 idea simulation results (Kazuya’s) influence on current system (Kohei’s) MuPCLL1 idea simulation results ( Wei’s )

MuTr LL1 - basic idea Accept high momentum tracks. Measure sagitta using hits at station 1,2 and 3 Read out 1 / 1 / 1 planes for LL1 We have 6 / 6 / 4 planes in MuTr Read out non-stereo type planes sagitta: the difference between The actual hit at station#2 and interpolated position Non-stereo

MuTr LL1 - electronics MuTr Cathode CPA AMU ADC GL1 dataFor offline analysis FPGA (MuTrLL1) BBCLL1 MuIDLL1 MuTr LL1 electronics AmpDiscri (Cathode PreAmp) ~10usec ~80nsec Hit pattern

MuTr LL1 - algorithm Strips at Station 1 Strips at Station 3 ~25 Strips at Station 2 INPUT: single  15GeV/c vertex z=0 -- ++ accept  strip :Sagitta at station 2  strip<=1

Estimate RF and Eff ~Simulation procedure Rejection Factor Efficiency PYTHIA PISA Response chain Trigger simulator Signal(W events) Background Hit information of strips

Simulation procedure ~ event generator Software and PDF PYTHIA Ver6 CTEQ5M1 Settings for background =2.5GeV/c, k T <10GeV/c MSEL=2(MinBias : total  ) No cuts applied 1M events Agrees well with UA1 data Settings for signal MSEL=12 Cuts applied W should decay into  The  should have P T >20GeV/c and -1.2>  >-2.2 or 1.2<  <2.4 50k events pp sqrt s = 200GeV pp sqrt s = 500GeV Inclusive charged hadron p T spectra

Simulation procedure PISA Vertex distribution rms of z = 17 BBC Z vertex RUN92446(REAL DATA) Fitted func. (gaus)

Definitions Rejection Factor Efficiency MinBias(Total s) # of triggered events (MuTrLL1 X MuIDLL1) # of triggered events (MuTrLL1 x MuIDLl1) W decays into  which satisfy the following: p T >20GeV/c and -1.2>  >-2.2 or 1.2<  <2.4

Rejection & Efficiency  strip<=1  strip<=2  strip<=3 Rej Eff66% MuTr x MuIDMuIDLL1 only Rej Eff70%95% Eff = [MuIDLL1] x [MuTr acc] x [MuTr trigger plane eff.] = 66% 95%79% 96% Using only 2 stations Using 3 stations ( MuTr LL1 x MuID LL1) 3  strip :Sagitta at station 2 Enough rejection factor. Good efficiency

Requirement for preamp Drift time ~80 nsec  within bunch interval Integration time of preamp should be less than 100nsec. We are testing Amp shaper discri chip ( made by Tanimori et. al.) with chamber 80 nsec shaping time.

Cosmic ray MuTr test chamber Test chamber Contribution from D. Fields One layer of station 1 Electronics R&D Preamp Trigger logic. MuTr test chamber at Kyoto. 140cm Observed by oscilloscope Without preamp

What happens when we just replace current electronics…. MuTr Cathode CPA AMU ADC GL1 dataFor offline analysis (Amp Shaper Discri.) FPGA (MuTrLL1) BBCLL1 MuIDLL1 MuTr LL1 electronics ASD

J/  mass resolution plots by Kohei Eff. 86% Res. degrade Eff. Recovered Res. unchanged Requirement for track 432/664  432/553  322/553

Pad Chamber in PISA Two Pad Chamber, i.e. pc1/pc2 has been inserted into forward region. All are sandwich of 2 layers of 0.02cm s2 glass and 1,0cm G10 gas. PC1 is a 16 edge polygon with R=110/170cm when in front of /behind station #1. PC2 is a square with edge length 1000cm. MuPC hits distribution PC1 PC2 Simulation by Wei Xie Not used IP MuID St.#1 St.#2 St.#3 PC1/PC2/MuID symset matching  cut.

Tracking trigger: LUT between PC1/PC2/Symset Then we do look-up among pc1/pc2/symset. Single muons with mom=4-10GeV/c is passed through PISA. Only multiple-scattering and energy loss are turned on. Here shows only tile size: PC1/10cm, PC2/30cm and PC1 in front of station #1  deg <1<2<3<4<5<6<7<8<9<10 eff87%90%91% 92% rej (1). PC1 is in front of station #1. Tile size PC1(10cm), PC2(30cm). Perfect resolution enough rejection factor is achieved. Full PISA simulation including trigger processors Simulation by Wei Xie

summary MuTr LL1 x MuID LL1 will have enough RF. R&D of Electronics in Kyoto. Pad chamber + MuID symset info will have enough RF. Hardware feasibility study is work in progress.

Backup slides

choose hit strip Charge is induced 2 or 3 consecutive strips. Discriminate the signals Choose the center strip as the hit The difference between peak strip and center strip is <=1 This is gives enough resolution 二値化 REAL DATA counts The difference charge Discri. Choose the center strip As the hit Thresh.

MuTr LL1 - electronics MuTr Cathode CPA ASD ~10usec ~80nsec MuTr Cathode trigger Offline analysis ASD Digital out Analog out trigger shaper Offline analysis

MuTr LL1 MuTr Amp-shaper-discri Programmable Circuit (FPGA) signal Hit pattern MuTr LL1 MuTr test chamber at Kyoto. 140cm Cosmic ray

1.Making lookup table For each strip at St#1 get hit strip dist. at St#3 Fit with gaus func. get lower and upper limit (+/- 3  from mean) To reduce the data size Collect all lower and upper limits and fit with straight line INPUT: single  15GeV/c vertex z=0 -- ++ lower limit Upper limit For each strip at St#1 Lower limit Upper limit Fit with straight line