ATLAS LAr Forward Calorimeters C. Zeitnitz (Universität Wuppertal) for the ATLAS LAr Community.

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ATLAS LAr Forward Calorimeters C. Zeitnitz (Universität Wuppertal) for the ATLAS LAr Community

C. Zeitnitz - ATLAS LAr Forward Calorimeter2 Forward Calorimeter Overview Endcap consists of three LAr Calorimeter Hadronic Endcap em- Endcap Forward Calorimeter

C. Zeitnitz - ATLAS LAr Forward Calorimeter3 Forward Calorimeter Overview Endcap consists of three LAr Calorimeter Hadronic Endcap em- Endcap Forward Calorimeter Forward Calorimeter (rear hadronic module) LAr Tube Calorimeter (250 – 375µm Gap)

C. Zeitnitz - ATLAS LAr Forward Calorimeter4 sLHC Issues Energy deposition in Forward Calorimeter Heat-up of the modules and risk of boiling of the LAr Increased current through LAr gap (voltage drop over series resistor) Ion Build-up in LAr will cause problems Slow drift velocity of Ar-Ions lead to space charges Shielding of High-Voltage leads to signal degradation Forward Calorimeter will be sLHC Calorimeter “remembers” the last 10-20ms Front-End Electronic Radiation damage Adaption to sLHC machine parameters Might want/need higher granularity for triggering Changes to Read-out, trigger tower building and trigger Radiation damage of cold electronics of Hadronic Endcap Calorimeter Depends on actual radiation level

C. Zeitnitz - ATLAS LAr Forward Calorimeter5 Some Solutions Impact of High Ionization rate on endcap calorimeters not clear High Intensity Beam test at Protvino Shield forward region by additional warm calorimeter Endcap cryostat bore could house a warm, dense calorimeter oImpact on inner detector should be small, BUT has not been studied so far oCurrently simulation are performed  Reduction in energy deposition etc. New Forward Calorimeter Requires a substantial reduction in the gap width (250µm to 100µm) at least in the first (EM) compartment  Protvino Beam test Replacements of Hadron Endcap cold electronics (if necessary) Need measurement of radiation background (2010 ?) to estimate lifetime Opening of endcap cryostats and wheel extraction required

C. Zeitnitz - ATLAS LAr Forward Calorimeter6 Engineering studies of replacement are ongoing Required tooling Radiation background problem Space and time constraints New FE-Electronics required Adapt to machine parameters (bunch-crossing-time) and rate Some Solutions (2)

C. Zeitnitz - ATLAS LAr Forward Calorimeter7 Protvino High Intensity Beam Study response of Endcap Calorimeters in high intensity beam INTAS Project at Protvino GeV Proton Beam with up to protons per spill Three small test modules for EM, Hadronic and Forward Calorimeter have been produced Hadronic Endcap Module Forward Calorimeter Module w/ 100µm and 250µm em Endcap Module

C. Zeitnitz - ATLAS LAr Forward Calorimeter8 Protvino High Intensity Beam (2) Three Cryostats in the beamline Schedule First technical runs in Sept. and Nov. ‘07 First serious beam run in April ‘08 Next run in Nov. ‘08 Analysis of first data has started

C. Zeitnitz - ATLAS LAr Forward Calorimeter9 First Online Plots A “Real” Calorimeter Beam induced temperature rise in the Forward Calorimeter Module

C. Zeitnitz - ATLAS LAr Forward Calorimeter10 First Online Plots (2) Signal degradation at high Luminosity Signal after shaping (Hadronic Endcap) Protvino April 2008 >10 x sLHC rate

C. Zeitnitz - ATLAS LAr Forward Calorimeter11 Summary and Outlook Finish Protvino test and obtain reliable estimate for the operation range of the LAr-endcap calorimeters First results hopefully available beginning of next year Study warm calorimeter solution for high radiation environment Possible solutions: diamond/ sapphire based readout Engineering studies for opening cryostats in the Pit Limited space High radiation environment New tooling required for calorimeter extraction and handling Interference with other subdetectors Develop new FE-Electronics First developments have started Organizational structure for upgrade within the LAr-Calorimeter group will be established very soon Plan Workshop in Fall/Winter together with Tile Calorimeter

C. Zeitnitz - ATLAS LAr Forward Calorimeter12 BACKUP

C. Zeitnitz - ATLAS LAr Forward Calorimeter13 Endcap Cryostat w/ warm calorimeter Energy deposition in Forward Calorimeter

C. Zeitnitz - ATLAS LAr Forward Calorimeter14 Protvino Forward Calorimeter Module Different Gap sizes in Module Study feasibility of 100µm gap Compare w/ current gap size

C. Zeitnitz - ATLAS LAr Forward Calorimeter15 Pulse Shape Critical Ionisation Density and Signal Shape Ion Build-up reduces effective voltage/gap Current pulse gets shorter r=1 : critical ionization density w: proportional to recombination rate

C. Zeitnitz - ATLAS LAr Forward Calorimeter16 Hadronic Endcap Issues Cold Electronic might not survive the radiation at /cm²·s Can only be replaced by opening the endcap cryostats oCalorimeter Wheels have to be extracted from the cryostats Radiation level will only be known once we have sufficient luminosity to compare background simulation with data (mid to end 2010) High Voltage applied via High Resistive Coating (Carbon Loaded Kapton) Coating limits locally the current at high ionization rate oHigh Voltage drop depends on distance to HV connector

C. Zeitnitz - ATLAS LAr Forward Calorimeter17 Hadronic Endcap Issues (2) High Voltage map calculated for Protvino setup

C. Zeitnitz - ATLAS LAr Forward Calorimeter18 Front-End Electronics Study radiation hard processes Current Base Design