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DAQ for 4-th DC S.Popescu. Introduction We have to define DAQ chapter of the DOD for the following detectors –Vertex detector –TPC –Calorimeter –Muon.

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1 DAQ for 4-th DC S.Popescu

2 Introduction We have to define DAQ chapter of the DOD for the following detectors –Vertex detector –TPC –Calorimeter –Muon system

3 Vertex detector We will use most probably the CCD readout chips –They have good integration –low noise and capacitance  expected 60 e/pixel We have 5 inner layers of pixels Inner layer: –Assume is 20  * 20  pixels  inner radius 1.5  angular resolution 1.3 10 -3 radians –assume 10 Mpixels CCD being available  first inner layer requires 190 Mpixels 19 CCD chips Using a projective geometry we have the followings Second layer scales by factor of 4 with same pixel size  80 chips Third layer  scaling factor 7  140 chips ; Forth layer  scaling factor 10  200 CCD chips Fifth layer – factor is 13  260 CCD chips Total  700 CCD chips

4 Vertex detector For designing the readout strategy we have the following starting points: –data volume is 10 9 pixels (bits) –CCDs: Kodak KAF-6300 chip: 6Mpix, 9  pix size, chip size = 27.6 * 18 mm 2, QE=30% @ 550 nm - Kodak KAF-16800 chip: 16 Mpix, 9  pixel size, 36.9 * 36.9 mm2 –Max CCD readout rate ~ 50 Hz ( Motion picture video 48 fps) –Bandwidth = f(Trigger rate). –Repetitive Auto-Trigger by clock downcounting (every 20 ms you can take the next event) –1 Hz =12.5 Mbyte/s … 48 Hz = 600 MBytes/s –20 Hz max fits with 1 Gbit ethernet links –48 Hz max fits with 10 Gbit ethernet links –Transmit zer0-suppressed pixel data as IP packets out of FPGA buffer to Gigabit MAC chip (LHCb) - Event building automatic due to packet routing to same IP address -controller collects next free CPU buffer -controller distributes IP addresses backwards to FPGA

5 Vertex CCD readout scheme Pix1ZsuppBuff Pix2ZsuppBuff Pix3ZsuppBuff PixnZsuppBuff FPGA Pix1ZsuppBuff Pix2ZsuppBuff Pix3ZsuppBuff PixnZsuppBuff FPGA ROUTERROUTER GBE fiber CPU farm Pix1ZsuppBuff Pix2ZsuppBuff Pix3ZsuppBuff PixnZsuppBuff FPGA GBE fiber Readout clock / trigger MAC GBE fiber Next Event memories GBE fiber or copper Eventbuilding by IP packet routing to event-memories ILC clock Clock distribution Readout trigger/Ev Nr. Make IP packet in FPGA 48 fps

6 TPC We will use the TPC from EURODET R&D The pad size for our case could be 2x6 mm  2-6 10 6 channels Technology not yet final we will have to think soon at this

7 Calorimeter (crystal + fiber) Main technology is the APD or Silicon PM pixels For crystals the baseline solution is the APD Based on recent PWO/APD readout electronics for the Alice PHOS + EMCal (fiber calorimeter), 14 bit dyn range + single ch. APD gain control. Altro –TPC readout backend. With China, plans for upgrade R&D for direct optical GBE readout and 16 bit dyn. range.

8 PHOS crystal mapping with FEE Double Strip Unit for 2*8 Crystals Left-Right orientation of 2 double Strip Units = 1 FEE card (plugged below) read 2 || row L R FEE card APD PWO

9 Calorimeter readout 1.) Crystals: 16 bit dyn. range (5MeV-325 GeV linear range per channel ) Large surface APD (5*5 mm2 like CMS) ?Operate at -25 C for 3* increased light yield (PWO) ?? Preamplifier: charge sensitive like Alice with 1V/pC APD readout: dual shapers/ gain ratio= 2**4 -> requires two 12 bit ADCs per channel => 24 bit data per ADC sample Shaping time 200ns – 1us for noise 1000 – 280 electrons Sampling frequency 10 MHz -2 MHz corresp. to above Assume 1us shaping/5 MHz sampling: -> 2 us peaking time ( 2 nd ordev shaper) -> 32 ADC samples + 8 pre-samples * 5 MHz -> 8 us semi-gaussian envelope recording to buffer ->1 kbyte stored data per APD (crystal) Self –triggered recording @ 1 kHz -> Bandwidth =1 Mbyte/s per APD Bandwidth ~ 80 Mbyte/s Offline fit with Gamma-2 yields time reference at y’=0 ( +- 1 ns) above 1 GeV 2.) Fibers: Si-PM readout 1.000 px 1*1 mm2 (http://beaune.in2p3.fr/beaune05/cdrom/Sessions/dolgoshein.pdf )http://beaune.in2p3.fr/beaune05/cdrom/Sessions/dolgoshein.pdf No preamplifier. 10 bit dyn range enough -> use only 1 ADC = 12 bit /channel ignore 2 bits Assume 500 ns shaping time/ 10 MHz sampling -> 1 us peaking time -> 64 ADC samples + 8 pre-samples -> 7.2 us semi-gaussian envelope in buffer -> 0.5 kbyte stored data per SiPM (fiber) Self triggered recording @ 1 kHz -> Bandwidth = 0.5 Mbyte/s per Si-PM Bandwidth 20 Mbyte/s Timing resolution: order 1 ns

10 Calorimeter readout ROUTERROUTER GBE fiber CPU farm GBE fiber Readout clock / trigger GBE fiber Next Readout Controller Event memories GBE fiber or copper GBE Eventbuilding by IP packet routing to event-memories ILC clock Distribution of next event memory address via IP to FPGAs Clock distribution FPGA MAC Readout trigger APD Shaper/ADC Buff 24 HV-biasAPD APD Shaper/ADC Buff APD Shaper/ADC Buff FPGA MAC Readout trigger APD Shaper/ADC Buff 24 HV-biasAPD APD Shaper/ADC Buff APD Shaper/ADC Buff FPGA MAC Readout trigger SiPM Shaper/ADC Buff 12 HV-bias SiPM SiPM Shaper/ADC Buff SiPM Shaper/ADC Buff Pre-router Next

11 Muon system We will use the cluster counting drift chambers To maximasize resolution vs cell size (4cm*4cm) The read-out scheme will be based on fast flash ADC in range of Gsample/s

12 Conclusions We are in the designing phase of our DAQ This is a first estimation to define our read out strategy Soon will have to think on our software DAQ We are welcoming people if are interested in joining this subject


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