Energy and time resolution for a LYSO matrix

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Energy and time resolution for a LYSO matrix prototype of the Mu2e experiment N. Atanov,a V. Baranov,a F. Colao,b M. Cordelli,b G. Corradi,b E. Danè,b Yu.I. Davydov,a K. Flood,c S. Giovannella,b V. Glagolev,a F. Happacher,b D.G. Hitlin,c M. Martini,b,d S.~Miscetti,b T. Miyashita,c L. Morescalchi,e,f G. Pezzullo,e,g A. Saputi,b I. Sarra,b S.R. Soleti,b G. Tassielli,h V. Tereshchenkoa a Joint Institute for Nuclear Research, Dubna, Russia b Laboratori Nazionali di Frascati, INFN, Frascati, Italy c California Institute of Technology, Pasadena, United States d Università ``Guglielmo Marconi'', Roma, Italy e INFN, Pisa, Italy f Università di Siena, Siena, Italy g Università di Pisa, Pisa, Italy h INFN, Lecce, Italy Goal: increase acceptance of the central calorimeter from 18 to 10 degrees, covering QD0 region CCALT calorimeters 5×5 matrix prototype with (30×30×130) mm3 LYSO crystals from SICCAS Each crystal wrapped with a 60 mm thick layer of super reflective ESR-3M Crystal readout: (10×10) mm2 S8664 Hamamatsu APD APDs optically connected to crystals with Saint-Gobain BC-630 grease Custom made FEE providing both amplification and regulation of bias voltage Matrix transverse and longitudinal dimensions: 2.8 RM, 11.2 X0 Matrix tested with: tagged photons with energy 20-380 MeV, with few permil precision (MAMI, Mainz) e+, e- in the energy range: 100-500 MeV (BTF, Frascati) Trigger provided by two orthogonal (0.6×1×5) cm3 fingers read out by (3×3) mm2 SiPM Matrix front view MAMI setup Data acquired with CAEN waveform digitizer V1720, 250 Msps, 12 bit resolution, 0-2 V dynamic range APDs illuminated by green laser (l = 530 nm) through 250 mm Ø fused silica optical fibers. Laser pulsed syncronized with an external trigger with a frequency of ~ 1 Hz. Equalization of matrix channels at 10% level with minimum ionizing particles Calibration of cell response with beam (450 MeV @ BTF, 92.5 MeV @ MAMI) firing on each cell center BTF setup

Energy and time resolution for a LYSO matrix prototype of the Mu2e experiment Total energy spectra compared with GEANT4 MC simulation, with 2 mm beam spread included. Additional 2.6% Gaussian smearing needed in MC to describe data Time resolution measured @ BTF using both central crystal and the whole matrix. Trigger jitter subtracted. Minimum ionizing particles used to exploit the low energy region 90 MeV g’s Trigger jitter from a fit to the Dtfinger ● MAMI data ■ BTF data ○ MAMI simulation □ BTF simulation ● Matrix ○ Central crystal □ Calo-based ▼ MIPs sT = (51±1) ps / √E Data: sE/Edep = 0.6%/√E  3.6% GEANT 4: Gaussian smearing not included