Performances of the NA62 RICH detector

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Performances of the NA62 RICH detector Francesca Bucci INFN, Sezione di Firenze on behalf of the NA62 collaboration RICH Working Group: CERN, Firenze INFN and University, Perugia INFN and University

The NA62 Experiment Fixed target experiment at the CERN Super Proton Synchrotron NA62 primary goal: Measure BR(K++) with 10% accuracy by collecting O(100) SM events in 3 years of data taking One of the theoretically cleanest channel in flavor physics BR(K+→p+nn) = (7.81± 0.75 ± 0.29)10-11 [Phys. Rev. D83 (2011) 034030] 2012-2014: Detector Installation October 2014: NA62 Pilot Run 2015-2016-2017: Physics Runs

The NA62 Challenge Suppression of decay channels with BR  1010 BR(K++) and similar experimental signature: BR(K++)=63.4% Need good kinematic rejection: 10-5 (GTK+STRAW) Need good PID: muon veto 10-5 (MUV), pion identification with muon contamination <10-2 (RICH) Need precise timing: 100 ps both upstream (GTK) and downstream (RICH) the decay region FDFP, 25/05/2015 F. Bucci

RICH Requirements Suppress the  contamination in the  sample by a factor of at least 100 between 15 and 35 GeV/c momentum Measure the pion crossing time with a resolution of about 100 ps Produce the L0 trigger for a charged track FDFP, 25/05/2015 F. Bucci

The Rich Layout 2  1000 PMTs Mirror Mosaic (17m focal length) Beam Beam Pipe Vessel: 17 m long FDFP, 25/05/2015 F. Bucci

RICH Vessel Vacuum proof tank 17 m long made of structural steel subdivided into 4 cylindrical sections of decreasing diameter (43.4 m) and different lenghts beam pipe ( 168 mm) going through thin Al entrance and exit windows FDFP, 25/05/2015 F. Bucci

RICH Radiator RICH vessel has an overall volume of 200 m3 Neon slightly above atmospheric pressure at room temperature (n-1) = 62.810-6 at  = 300 nm pthreshold = m/ (n2 -1) = 12.5 GeV/c for  Good light trasparency in visible and near UV, low chromatic dispersion RICH performances rather immune to impurities operated with a sealed gas volume without gas renewal During the pilot run the leak rate was much smaller than 0.1 mbar l/s FDFP, 25/05/2015 F. Bucci

A mosaic of 20 spherical mirrors used to reflect the Cherenkov light RICH Mirror A mosaic of 20 spherical mirrors used to reflect the Cherenkov light 18 hexagonal mirrors (35 cm side) 2 semi-hex with pipe hole 2.5 cm thick glass coated with Al Thin dielectric film added Optical parameters R=(34.00.2) m Average reflectivity  90% (195-650 nm) D0  4 mm FDFP, 25/05/2015 F. Bucci

Mirrors Support Al honeycomb structure, 5 cm thick, chosen as mirror support panel Mirrors are supported by a dowel inserted in the back and connected to the panel Two thin aluminium ribbons keep the mirror in equilibrium and allow its orientation A third vertical ribbon is used to avoid mirror rotations The semi-hexagonal mirrors have two holes and a single ribbon Piezo motors, out of the acceptance, allow a remotely controlled orientation Preliminary mirrors alignment by using laser FDFP, 25/05/2015 F. Bucci

RICH Photo-Detection System The reflected light is collected by 1952 PMTs with 18 mm pixel size The PMTs are assembled in a compact hexagonal packing into 2 aluminium disks placed at the upstream endcap Light is collected by means of Winston cones with aluminized mylar foil Quartz windows to separate neon from air FDFP, 25/05/2015 F. Bucci

RICH PMTs Hamamatsu R7400U-03 UV glass window, 16 mm  (8 mm active ) Custom made HV divider Sensitivity range 185-650 nm (420 nm peak) Gain 1.5106 at 900 V Q.E.  20% at peak 280 ps time jitter (FWHM) FDFP, 25/05/2015 F. Bucci

RICH Front-End and Read-Out System Custom-made current amplifiers with differential output NINO chips used as discriminators 64 boards Each boards has 32 channels RICH read-out: 128 channels TDC daughter Boards (TDCB), each one housing 4 CERN HPTDC (High Performance TDC) 5 TEL62 mother boards (4 for the 2000 PMTs, 1 for the multiplicity read-out used to produce the L0 trigger), each one housing 4 TDCBs FDFP, 25/05/2015 F. Bucci

RICH Commissioning RICH installation completed at the beginning of NA62 Pilot Run in 2014: Two-months first physics data taking with (almost) full setup(*) Commissioning of hardware and readout with particles at 5% of beam intensity Select +sample from K++0decays reconstructing the 0 from LKr information Jura Saleve FDFP, 25/05/2015 F. Bucci (*) GTK, STRAW and MUV detectors partially equipped

Tests and Results Try and raise one mirror in Y with piezomotors In 2014 Pilot Run STRAW detector partially equipped (STRAW data not available during the RUN) The RICH remote alignment plan could not be fulfilled Select K++0 decay using only LKr information Extrapolate the selected charged tracks to the RICH mirror Compare the predicted position of the ring center with the one from the fit Try and raise one mirror in Y with piezomotors Mirror x (cm) (before) (after) y (cm) 20 -0.80.2 -1.00.1 -0.70.1 1.40.1 Movement of mirror 20 in y : 2.10.1 cm as expected FDFP, 25/05/2015 F. Bucci

The RICH event time resolution is about 70 ps Tests and Results The RICH event time resolution is about 70 ps  = 140 ps = 2 * event time resolution Event time resolution measured by splitting the hits of a Cherenkov ring in two halves and computing the difference of the average times Difference between the average time of a Cherenkov ring and the KTAG time FDFP, 25/05/2015 F. Bucci

Tests and Results + sample from K++0 decays selected without spectrometer information Nhits vs Momentum Radius vs Momentum FDFP, 25/05/2015 F. Bucci

Tests and Results Only recently we had access to the spectrometer information Radius vs Momentum + + K+ A small fraction of the beam entered the detector during the 2014 run FDFP, 25/05/2015 F. Bucci

Conclusions NA62 beam line ready Detector installation completed 2014 Pilot Physics Run RICH fully commissioned Preliminary results show that RICH is performing as expected The 2015 Run will allow to understand better the RICH performances RICH will provide the necessary information for the 2015 physics analysis FDFP, 25/05/2015 F. Bucci