Development and Construction of PHENIX Aerogel Cherenkov Detector

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Development and Construction of PHENIX Aerogel Cherenkov Detector Raw TAC Beam-Gas Events Belle Type Strong position dependence. Development and Construction of PHENIX Aerogel Cherenkov Detector Masahiro Konno for the PHENIX Collaboration Intense research and development aimed to design, construct and install in the PHENIX detector have been dedicated. The detector, segmented into 160 cells, has been installed half in the W1 sector of PHENIX. Each cell has aerogel volume (22(z)x11(phi)x12(r)cm^3), followed by an integration cube viewed by two 3" PMTs. The beam test done at KEK shows that positional uniformity with this configuration is the best of all configurations studied. To eliminate dead space, every other cells along z-direction are flipped in the radial direction. With this configuration, all the sensitive aerogel volumes are kept in one plane, which contributes to the uniform detector response. Construction and Installation were finished. The Aerogel Cherenkov Detector is working in Run4. PHENIX High pT Upgrade Project The remarkable feature of the PHENIX detector is capability of particle identification (PID). The present TOF & RICH configurations leave some gaps in the PID. By the addition of an aerogel threshold Cherenkov detector with the refractive index of 1.011, those gaps would be bridged. Hadron particle identification can be achieved seamlessly up to pt of 8 GeV/c. High pT Upgrade Team: BNL, CNS-Tokyo, JINR-Dubna, Tsukuba <Time-of-Flight> <Electromagnetic Calorimeter> The EMCal system consists of a total of 24768 individual detector modules divided between the Pb-Scintillator calorimeter which provides 75 % of azimuthal coverage and Pb-glass calorimeter in the rest of the acceptance. Both energy and timing measurements in EMCal are critical for the electron and photon identification and for the trigger. The TOF detector is a primary particle identification device for charged hadrons in PHENIX. The TOF consists of 10 panels. Each panel houses 96 slats of plastic scintillator with PMTs attached at both ends. The timing resolution of 100 psec allows 4sigma pi/K separation up to 2.4 GeV/c, 4sigma K/p separation up to 4 GeV/c. Detectors – Particle Identification <RICH> The RICH is the primary device for electron identification in PHENIX. It is a threshold gas Cherenkov detector with a high angular segmentation to cope with the high particle density. RICH can be filled with ethane (pion threshold of 3.5 GeV/c) or CO2 (pion threshold of 4.9 GeV/c). The radiator length, from the entrance window to the surface of the mirror, varies from 0.9 m at theta = 90deg to 1.5 m at theta = 70deg and 110deg. nucl-ex /0307022 Npart scaling Ncoll scaling PHENIX High pT Phenomena with Identified Particles Hard scattering in nucleon collisions produce jets of particles. The suppression of high-pT particles can be described in terms of “jet quenching” (Parton energy loss via gluon radiation in dense medium). Large suppression of pions at high pT is observed, while protons follow binary scaling. By extending PID capability, we can measure the transition region to Jet fragmentation. And, More Topics: - Flavor tagging of jets (charm jets with kaons) - Azimuthal anisotropy etc. Proton Puzzle Physics Motivation TOF Particle Identification Capability (Currently) RICH PID extension toward High pT => Aerogel threshold Cherenkov Detector (n=1.01) 0.01 The addition of the Aerogel detector with the refractive index of 1.011 can combine with the TOF, RICH, EMCal to extend hadron identification to 8 GeV/c. Silica aerogel has refractive index between gases and liquids. Aerogel can be used as Cherenkov radiator in the momentum region. Aerogel (SP-12M, Matsushita) - Colloidal foam of SiO2 - Low refractive index: n = 1.011 - Rayleigh scattering - Hydrophobic - Long-term used at KEK-Belle AEROGEL Detector Cell – R&D Aerogel (12cm thick) PMT (Hamamatsu R6233) Aluminum Box (0.5mmt) Integration Cube Type The cell, made by 0.5mm thick aluminum, has three parts, aerogel Cherenkov radiator, integration air cube and PMT/base part. Each cell has aerogel volume (22(z)x11(phi) x12(r)cm^3), followed by integration cube viewed by two 3" PMTs. The inner surface is lined with highly reflective diffusive sheet (GORETEX) for better light collection. Conceptual Cell Design - Collect scattered light in aerogel - With Integration Cube of Air Mirror Type - Light focused on PMT by Flat Mirror - Directionality of Cherenkov emission - Scattering property of Aerogel Points: Test Beam at KEK-PS Secondary beam (2 GeV/c) Test Counter Pions ~7 p.e./PMT Protons ~0.4 p.e./PMT 1pe Background - Clear separation of protons and pions observed. - Detection Efficiency : 97.2 % (3.8σseparation) - Amount of photons other than Aerogel-Cherenkov is small. Particle selection by TOF (2GeV/c, positive) π K p d (n=1.0114) Performance (Integration Cube Type) – Test Beam Comparison of Prototypes Final Cell Design: Integration Cube Type - Reasonable light yield: ~15 pe (n=1.017) - Uniformity of the light yield, thanks to Integration Cube. - Stacked and Installed in the limited space. Uniform light collection. (n=1.017) Mirror works to collect scattered light rather than directed light. PMT is located at –6cm. PMTs upstream PMTs downstream Cell Orientation Test beam results show that the average light yield per cell is > 14 photoelectrons with both PMTs. The integration cube is essential for uniformity of the light yield. The light yield differs only by 10 – 20 % due to the alternate orientation. Propagation time : ~ 7 ns (t=0 is defined as the time of PMT hits.) Max. 2 ns difference observed between PMT1 and PMT2. Timing Resolution : ~ 1 ns ~7 ns TDC distribution Timing Information - By using the timing and amplitude of signals, events in hitting PMT can be distinguished. - Not only with the tracking, PMT hit is self-detectable. (By One PMT) PMT Glass Hit TDC ADC Aerogel (n=1.011) Aerogel Hit PMT Glass (n=1.5) Background Rejection Optimization – Design parameters - Magnetic mu-metal shield (under fringe field: 8 Gauss) - Cell dimensions, shape (Cross-sectional size, Aerogel thickness) - Reflector (key component for light collection) Yield (pe) Distance from PMT Reflector Magnetic shield B [Gauss] Location: 4.5m from vertex Acceptance: ⊿theta=40deg (⊿eta=0.7), ⊿phi=14deg, Ω=0.2str Cherenkov radiator: Silica aerogel (n=1.0114) Pion threshold: 0.9GeV/c Kaon threshold: 3.3GeV/c Proton threshold: 6.2GeV/c Light yield: ~15 pe (2PMTs) – Good uniformity Detection efficiency: 97.2% (3.8 σseparation) Segmentation: 160cells – Keep the occupancy < 10% Readout: PMTs (320ch) Design Specification RED: Aerogel YELLOW: Integration Cube GREEN: PMT beam direction azimuthal angle particle track vertex Detector Overlook The Aerogel detector is composed of 160 individual cells. The cells are stacked into an array 10 cells high by 16 cells wide. To minimize dead space, cells have been stacked reversing the cell orientation in alternate rows. All sensitive volumes are kept in one plane, contributing to the uniform detector response. In this design, half the cells have particles entering in the reverse direction. Construction (August ~ October of 2003, BNL) Cell Assembly (iii) and put the lid w/PMTs&LED (i)Aerogel in Goretex box (ii) then put into Al-box (iv) Completion (i) (iii) (iv) (ii) Installation (November 2003) Final cell design – Integration Cube Type We have very uniform response of the light yield. By using the timing and amplitude of signals, Detector construction finished half. Aerogel Cherenkov Detector (half) has been installed in PHENIX. In Jan. of 2004, Physics Run (Run4, Au+Au) started. Collision data has been taken. Future plans: -4 m2 of Full Aerogel detector by Run5 -Additional TOF detector behind Aerogel Once the TOF and Aerogel array are completely installed in PHENIX, it will be possible to individually identify pions, kaons protons to ~8GeV/c in pT. Performance plots – Calibration-LED, Beam-Gas Events Summary PMT1 PMT2 Calibration-LED (summed up) 1 pe peak Raw ADC