June 1, 2007GEM DHCAL Status Report J. Yu 1 UTA GEM DHCAL Update June 1, 2007 LCWS2007, DESY Jae Yu University of Texas at Arlington For GEM/DHCAL Group.

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June 1, 2007GEM DHCAL Status Report J. Yu 1 UTA GEM DHCAL Update June 1, 2007 LCWS2007, DESY Jae Yu University of Texas at Arlington For GEM/DHCAL Group * UTA, U.Washington, Changwon Nat.U., Tsinghua U. Introduction 30cmx30cm Prototype GEM chamber Development Beam Test Activities What next? Conclusions

June 1, 2007GEM DHCAL Status Report J. Yu 2 Why GEM’s? Flexible configurations: allows small anode pads for high granularity Robust: survives ~10 12 particles/mm 2 with no changes Fast: based on electron collection, ~few ns rise time Short recovery time  can handle high rates Uses simple gas (Argon/CO 2 ) – no long-term issues Runs at low HV ( ~400V across a foil) Stable operation

June 1, 2007GEM DHCAL Status Report J. Yu 3 GEM-based Digital Calorimeter Concept Use Double GEM layers { ~6.5mm -2100V ∆V ~400V 0V

June 1, 2007GEM DHCAL Status Report J. Yu 4 GEM Foils From 3M 30cm x 30cm foils made with three types of coating: –Bare copper –“organic polymer” coating –gold plating HV tests made on all three types –Prefer to use the uncoated foils All 30cm x 30cm chambers built w/ uncoated foils 3M is setting up a formal internal project to develop larger foils for the 1m 3 prototype stack –30x30cm 2 foil did not require 3M process modification

June 1, 2007GEM DHCAL Status Report J. Yu 5 30cm x 30cm 3M GEM foils 12 HV sectors on one side of each foil. Magnified section of a 3M GEM foil. HV Sector Boundary

June 1, 2007GEM DHCAL Status Report J. Yu 6 30cm x 30cm GEM Chamber Development Foils HV tested and certified Jigs made to mount foils, stack chamber. Multilayer 30cmx30cm anode board made to work w/ Fermilab QPA02-based preamp cards

June 1, 2007GEM DHCAL Status Report J. Yu 7 HV Tests on 30cmx30cm 3M GEM foils Au coated foils settle at 20 – 70nA and take longer to settle Uncoated foils settle at below 5nA in less than 1 min

June 1, 2007GEM DHCAL Status Report J. Yu 8 Anode Board & Preamp for 30cm x 30cm Chamber Preamps configured to read 96 pads in the center Use 32 channel FNAL preamps

June 1, 2007GEM DHCAL Status Report J. Yu 9 30cm x 30cm GEM Chamber Development Foils HV tested and certified Jigs made to mount foils, stack chamber. Multilayer 30cmx30cm anode board made to work w/ Fermilab QPA02-based preamp cards Verify aspects of chamber operation: –Stability –pulse characteristics (cf. 10cm x 10cm chamber using CERN foils) Exposed a 30cmx30cm chamber to 10MeV electron beams at Korea/KAERI beam tests in May, 2006 Exposed to 8GeV  and 120GeV protons at FNAL – MTBF in Mar. – Apr. 2007

June 1, 2007GEM DHCAL Status Report J. Yu 10 UTA GEM Chamber in KAERI Electron Beam 4-pad area (2cm x 2cm) exposed to scanning beams for ~2000 sec  ~ 1.6 x mC/mm 2 e - beam: particles in 30ps pulse ~every 43  s Scans 4cmx60cm area every 2 seconds G10 boards in the exposed area discolorized. But no damage to the GEM foils  Chamber operates normal even after this

June 1, 2007GEM DHCAL Status Report J. Yu 11 MTBF Run Goals Measure the MiP using protons at 120GeV Measure chamber efficiencies and gains Measure Pad Occupancy Measure cross talk and noise rates Measure the uniformity of the chamber responses Measure rate capabilities of the chamber

June 1, 2007GEM DHCAL Status Report J. Yu 12 GEM MTBF Runs As a secondary: Mar. 21 – Mar. 27, 2007 –Joint run with ChangWon National University, Korea –Run behind a straw tube detector group –8 GeV mixed beams –Trigger counter timing completed –Commissioned the detector and readout system –Running as a secondary puts large restrictions on operations As the primary: Apr. 4 – 10, 2007 –Beam: 120GeV proton alone –Chamber analog signal patched outside the enclosure

June 1, 2007GEM DHCAL Status Report J. Yu 13 GEM Beam Test Detector Setup 3 Slice test finger counters Slice test 19x19cm 2 counter 30x30cm 2 GEM chamber Slice test 19x19cm 2 counter

June 1, 2007GEM DHCAL Status Report J. Yu 14 Trigger Types Beam Trigger – 5Fold scintillation counters –Three 1cmx1cm finger counters, 10cm apart, are located in front of the setup –Two 19cmx19cm counters envelop the chamber active area, separated by about 3m’s One counter located about 40cm upstream of the chamber and the other about 2.5 m downstream of the chamber –Coincidence of all 5 counters defines a beam spot less than or equal to 1cmx1cm  The size of one readout pad GEM Chamber self trigger –Use negative chamber output –Threshold set at 30mV Beam constrained chamber trigger formed of 5F*GEM: 6Fold –Allows to look at data from neighboring pads while triggering on the pad centered at the beam

June 1, 2007GEM DHCAL Status Report J. Yu GeV Proton – Triggered pad & Neighbor, X-Talk measurement Pad 7 – immediate neighborPad 15 – trg pad

June 1, 2007GEM DHCAL Status Report J. Yu 16 Some GEM Results At the bench test using Sr90 source –W/ 40mV threshold  95% MiP efficiency observed Consistent with our simulation study –Multiplicity: ~ 1.27 From the beam test, the initial measurements on 1cmx1cm pad –~90% on the center 1cmx1cm pad when beam is well constrained on the pad Corrections for multi particle events in the 200ns trigger gate needed –Initial measurement of the cross talk rates In the two neighboring pads  <25% but need to clean up results –Initial studies on double proton events show about 20% double proton events –Initial noise rate measurement : <0.2Hz 30mV intrinsic threshold

June 1, 2007GEM DHCAL Status Report J. Yu 17 MTBF Beam Test Experience 120GeV P and 8GeV pion tunes established –120GeV P: Beam spot size at the MT6-2C dump  x : 11.5mm,  y : 9.1mm Rate: Can vary in a wide range Can go as high as radiation safety allows –8GeV mixed beam: Did not measure beam spot size but seems to be about 2 – 3 times larger than 120GeV protons Rate: over 4kHz at the 10cmx10cm TOF paddle right behind our detector Beam available for 12 hours 6am – 6pm –One 6 sec spill with 4s flat-top/min  5% program limit –Shot setups Recycler transfer: Some interruptions (<3 – 5 times in 12 hr period) of 10~20 min each HEP Shot: over 1.5 hrs each but avoided during the 12 hr period A lot more pleasant environment than before Many standard Fermilab logic modules failed to function correctly

June 1, 2007GEM DHCAL Status Report J. Yu 18 Completed the beam telescope –Already used for GEM chamber characteristics run Construction of 16x16 cm 2 active area chambers –4 sets of 3M GEM foils HV tested and certified For 4 chamber construction (2 w/ DCAL and 2 w/ kPix) –Delrin frames for all four chambers in hand –Interface boards for 20cmx20cm FEB+PB to 30cmx30cm chamber structure designed and produced –Awaiting for FEB+PB arrivals Vertical Slice Test 20x20 FEB

June 1, 2007GEM DHCAL Status Report J. Yu 19 DCAL Chip 16cm x16cm Slice Test Chamber 16cmx16cm active area

June 1, 2007GEM DHCAL Status Report J. Yu 20 M. Breidenbach/R. Herbst SLAC GEM FEB for Analog KPix Chip 1cmx1cm cells

June 1, 2007GEM DHCAL Status Report J. Yu 21 What next? Late 2007/early 2008 –First set of 30cmx1m large GEM foils delivered –Construct and test large scale unit boards (30cmx1m) –Start producing GEM chambers for 1m 3 prototype if funding allows –Numerous tests, including beam tests for chamber properties, as the large chambers get produced

June 1, 2007GEM DHCAL Status Report J. Yu 22 3M Long (1mx30cm) GEM Foils We are working with 3M to develop larger foils for the 1m 3 prototype stack Minimally modified new artwork (masks) deriving from the 30cm x 30cm foil development Small area needed for re-registration as foil moves through etching station. –Anticipate first sample in late ’07. First long chamber construction will occur after characterization and certification of the foils

June 1, 2007GEM DHCAL Status Report J. Yu 23

June 1, 2007GEM DHCAL Status Report J. Yu 24 What next? Late 2007/early 2008 –First set of 30cmx1m large GEM foils delivered –Construct and test large scale unit boards (30cmx1m) –Start producing GEM chambers for 1m 3 prototype if funding allows –Numerous tests, including beam tests for chamber properties, as the large chambers get produced –Develop TGEM “boards” and a prototype chamber

June 1, 2007GEM DHCAL Status Report J. Yu 25 Samples of Thick GEM (TGEM) Higher gains than thin GEMs and lower production cost …. Various thicknesses and hole sizes

June 1, 2007GEM DHCAL Status Report J. Yu 26 TGEM HV Test Results All at <15nA leakage current

June 1, 2007GEM DHCAL Status Report J. Yu 27 What next? Late 2007 – Mid 2008 –Construct and test large scale unit boards (30cmx1m) –Start producing GEM chambers for 1m 3 prototype if funding allows –Numerous tests, including beam tests for chamber properties, as the large chambers get produced –Develop TGEM “boards” and prototype chamber Mid –Complete 1m 3 GEM stack construction –Beam test w/ full depth (40 layers) GEM DHCAL

June 1, 2007GEM DHCAL Status Report J. Yu 28 Conclusions Significant progress made in 30cmx30cm GEM chamber construction, characterization and tests Chamber characteristics test done Mar. – Apr. 07 –Data analyses in progress Electronics slice test to start in July 2007 Larger foil (30cmx1m) development for “unit chamber” on going with 3M –First set of foils to be available late 2007  Unit chambers in early m 3 prototype test w/ GEM in late w/ available funding Thick GEM development and prototype chamber construction in progress