Quality Control Chamber Production

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Quality Control Chamber Production Yi Zhou University of Science & Technology of China

The Quality control of: Outline The Quality control of: The drift electrodes The GEM foils The frames The readout PCBs The effective gas gain & gain uniformity The gas leakage of the Chambers

QC-Drift Electrode 1 Optical inspection The surface of the drift electrode should be smooth, no scratch and defect on it; No drift electrode is rejected by the optical inspection until now.(From Rui)

QC-Drift Electrode 2 Preparation for the HV Test Plexiglas Box N2 Out Aluminum Plane GND N2 In HV in Use the nitrogen gun to clean the electrode gently; Put the electrode on the aluminum ground plane(the kapton side towards the aluminum plane), connect the electrode to the HV power supply; close the Plexiglas box and flush the dry nitrogen(>15 liter/hour) for 2~3 hours ;

≈ ≈ QC-Drift Electrode 3 Applied Voltage(V) Time (s) HV Test Validation: I<50nA while landing on 5kV I<80nA while landing on 8kV Wait 2 hours 8000V ≈ From 5kV to 8kV in steps of 10V/s Wait 2 hours 5000V ≈ Applied Voltage(V) From 8kV to 0V in steps of 50V/s From 0V to 5kV in steps of 25V/s Time (s)

Old Test Results From Andrey

QC-GEM foils 1 Optical inspection No scratch, etching defect and incompletely etched holes; The maximum misalignment between kapton and copper should be less than 10μm; Make sure no holes are cut at the edge of each sector. 10% of the large area GEM foils are rejected by the optical inspection .(From Rui)

QC-GEM foils 2 Use the nitrogen gun to clean the GEM foil gently; Preparation for the HV Test Plexiglas Box N2 Out Aluminum Plate  N2 In GND  HV in Use the nitrogen gun to clean the GEM foil gently; Put the GEM foil in the Plexiglas Box, connect the non-sectored side to the ground, connect each sector to the corresponding channel of the HV power supply; close the Plexiglas box and flush the dry nitrogen(>15 liter/hour) for 2~3 hours ;

The maximum current in the power supply should be set to 6nA QC-GEM foils 3 HV Test Validation: I<4.5nA while landing on 450V No sparks while landing on 550V No sparks while landing on 600V ≈ Wait 2 Min 600V ≈ Wait 2 Min 550V ≈ Wait 2 hours 450V From 550V to 600V in steps of 5V/s Applied Voltage(V) From 450V to 550V in steps of 5V/s From 600V to 0V in steps of 50V/s From 0V to 450kV in steps of 10V/s The maximum current in the power supply should be set to 6nA Time (s)

Old Test Results From Andrey

QC-Frames 1 Preprocess and Clean The internal edge of the frame is preliminary sanded (outside the clean room); The part of the frame in contact with the active area of the detector should be sprayed with the Polyurethane to avoid the spikes and fibers; (This step can be ignored if the manufacture of the frames is perfect) Introduce the frame in a cleaning-box and fill the box with demineralized water, then place the cleaning-box in the ultrasonic bath for 4 minutes; The frames are dried in a oven at 40°C for about 4 hours, then stored the frames in a clean cabinet.

QC-Frames 2 Preparation for the HV Test Plexiglas Box Open Air GND Open Air HV in Cu Frame Cu HV in GND Put the frame between two copper planes, the top copper connects to the HV power supply, the bottom copper connects to the ground; This test should be done in the open air;

≈ QC-Frames 3 Applied Voltage(V) Time (s) HV Test Validation: Hold 5kV in open air without sparks Wait 2 hours 5kV ≈ If there are sparks occur: Ramping down the HV, left the frame in the Plexiglas box for 2 hours; Test is again, if no sparks, it is ok; If there are still sparks, clean it again. Applied Voltage(V) From 5kV to 0V in steps of 50V/s From 0V to 5kV in steps of 50V/s Time (s)

QC-Readout PCB The PCB factory guaranteed that the mechanical tolerance of the PCB is about 50ppm by using the Glass mask technology .(From Rui) All the electronic connections should be correct. The surface of the readout strips should be smooth and no scratch & defect.

Effective gain .VS. Hole diameters The effective gain saturates for the hole diameter from 50μm to 70μm, so that we can ignore the effect from the tolerance of the hole diameter .

Mechanical tolerance of frame 1 & 2 The Mechanical tolerance of all frames & spacers is ±10% 0.98 0.99 0.96 0.98 0.93 Pad Current (a.u.) 0.94 Pad Current (a.u.) Drift Field (kV/cm) Transfer Field1 (kV/cm) ±10% δGap=>±10%δED=> 4%δGain ±10% δGap=>±10%δED=> 3%δGain

Mechanical tolerance of frame 3 & 4 The Mechanical tolerance of all frames & spacers is ±10% 0.96 0.91 0.86 Pad Current (a.u.) Pad Current (a.u.) 0.53 0.5 0.47 Transfer Field2 (kV/cm) Induction Field (kV/cm) ±10% δGap=>±10%δET2=> 5%δGain ±10% δGap=>±10%δET1=> 4%δGain

ΔGeff from mechanical tolerance estimate Total ΔGeff is :

Gain uniformity test Keep temperature & humidity constant Or Use a sensor to monitor the temperature and humidity. Use the computer controlled step-motor to move the X-ray gun(or GEM); Use the convert-PCB to connect the readout strips in an area(need calculate) together; The gas gain should be performed by irradiating the triple-GEM prototype with the high intensity 8 keV X-ray tube. The current induced on the readout strips I, for a given X-ray flux Φ and irradiating area S, is proportional to the detector gain G, through the relation: I =e·Nγ ·S·Φ·G where e is the electron charge and Nγ is the gas ionization produced by the X-ray). It’s a example !

Gas leak check N2 In Test Chamber Out Thermal Insulation Air In Reference Chamber Out Use the reference chamber to correct the effect from the atmospheric pressure and the temperature variations. PressureSensor1 PressureSensor2 Computer Temp. & Press. Sensor for atmosphere A gas tight detector should have a leak rate less than 20mbar/day.

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