IceRay-0 Testbed: A Radio Surface Listening Station John Kelley IceCube Collaboration Meeting April 30, 2008 UH Radio Detection Group: P. Gorham, G. Varner,

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IceRay-0 Testbed: A Radio Surface Listening Station John Kelley IceCube Collaboration Meeting April 30, 2008 UH Radio Detection Group: P. Gorham, G. Varner, P. Allison, C. Miki, J. Learned, R. Morse, L. Ruckman, M. Rosen UW Radio Detection Group: A. Karle, J. Kelley, H. Landsman, P. Sandstrom

The Plan Testbed radio detector ~2km distant –extension from IceCube SJB Measure ambient power density spectrum in the MHz range Above surface: –environmental noise –CR air showers Below surface: –12 antennas below ground screen –Reach thermal noise floor noise sources testbed

ANITA Experience South Pole isn’t so radio-quiet –strong impulsive sources ( -like) – MHz range noisy (where you want to be for ice) –understanding / eliminating b.g. is key for large-scale radio array MCM SP…SP MCM SP..SP..SP MCM SP ….SP…..SP

Geometry 12+2 antennas –6 V pol 6 H pol –Discones for V pol –Batwings for H pol –5m circle –2.5m depth below screen –Stacked in pairs for vertical resolution 15m Cu mesh ground screen DAQ & receivers in shielded boxes ~1.5m depth just above screen Also: –1 monitor antenna above screen, but ~1m deep –Pulser bicone ~15m away, in 24” augered hole, 2.5-3m deep

Cu mesh Ground screen Ground screen goals: –suppress surface noise from Pole –block aircraft RFI –block galactic & solar RF emission (strong at 100MHz) Size: ~ 3 times antenna array diam,  ~15m High-quality EMI mesh is really needed for best performance n=1.35  =48 o Incident RFI from pole Refracts into surface  better angle ~1/4 wave radius  Suppress Fresnel diffraction

Antenna Assembly discone batwing

Receivers & DAQ system RF receivers: –ANITA design, ~76 dB gain, 140K noise temperature –Bandpass MHz IceCube radio readout (ICRR): –Based on LABRADOR digitizer + Virtex-4 FPGA combination –Similar to ANITA design, 16 chan, –Interfaces to std. IceCube DOM readout

Terminated Amplifier Module

IceRay Brains

DOM MB, TRACR, and ICRR

Test Setup — UH Manoa 10/24/07 Nearly end-to-end test Basic DAQ and wf analysis Later: cold test with dry ice also successful Hardware is ready!

Surface Cable 1700m Ericsson shielded 3-quad connects to spare quads at SJB Adaptor for direct DOM hookup (comms testing / debugging) also complete

Summary IceRay-0 testbed is ready to go Will provide crucial RF background measurements, continuous monitoring Hope to deploy this season Stolen from nevillesgarden.co.uk. Want to design a logo?

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Discones Checked with nec2dx_firn –Code modified for n=1.35 Reasonable mode structure, MHz 100 MHz 200 MHz 300 MHz400 MHz 600 MHz

Batwing (Horizontal Pol.) 100 MHz175 MHz 375 MHz 150 MHz 225 MHz Primary mode2ndary mode