HCAL heat dissipation and power management Rough ideas, calculations and numbers What is easy? Where are problems? Heat transfer Charge storage for pulsed.

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HCAL heat dissipation and power management Rough ideas, calculations and numbers What is easy? Where are problems? Heat transfer Charge storage for pulsed operation Peter Göttlicher, DESY-FEB, February 13 th, 2007

13-February-2007Peter Göttlicher, DESY FEB2 Heat transfer r z j Heat transport in directions: j homogeneous heating: No heat transfer in j r alternating structure with air gaps every air gap is heating No heat transfer in r z cooling at end plate Heat flows in solid material, air gaps too small, no convection cooling at the ends: z=±2.2m homogeneous heating in all gaps symmetry: no transport at z=0m

13-February-2007Peter Göttlicher, DESY FEB3 Heat transfer Heat source: e.g. ASIC stainless steel plate Heat sink temperature gradient in plate coupling cause temperature drop

13-February-2007Peter Göttlicher, DESY FEB4 Heat transfer in steel plate: Basic parameters Heat production: Power: P chan =40 m W/chan ASIC: 25 m W/chan HV: +15 m W/chan: 50V*0.3 m A Infrastructure: + ?? Geometry: N chan = 1000/m 2 D steel =2cm (thickness) L heat = 2.2m (length) Material constants: Stainless steel: Which one? l steel =15W/Km other publication 15-25W/Km k steel = 3.7MJ/m 3 K

13-February-2007Peter Göttlicher, DESY FEB5 Easier geometry: One direction "z" for transport Energy conservation: energy in "dz" = heat flow inside steel + heat from electronic Heat transport:

13-February-2007Peter Göttlicher, DESY FEB6 Solution after long heating Long heating: No heat transport at z=0 (Symmetry point) For L heat =2.2m the temperature raise at z=0m: T(0m) = 0.33K Every thing is from formula, so it is easy to adapt, when getting more accurate information: tile-size, power,.... OK, but keep end well cooled!!!!!! and take care to add not many more heat sources !!!!

13-February-2007Peter Göttlicher, DESY FEB7 Time dependence Fourier transformation with components parameterized by t, a ( t ) elements: A e -(t/ t ) cos( 2 pa (x/L heat ) ) a is part of the wavelength inside the steel plate One cooled end, and one with to heat flow: a = (1/4, 3/4, 5/4,....) Slowest component ( a =1/4) : t = 5.6 days

13-February-2007Peter Göttlicher, DESY FEB8 Heating HCAL fourier components fraction of wavelength time constant relative amplitude 1/45.6 days+ 103% 3/40.6 days- 4% 5/40.2 days+1%

13-February-2007Peter Göttlicher, DESY FEB9 Basic parameters: not really known, but to get a guess: l air = 24mW/Km (Nitrogen) A ASIC = 4cm 2 d air =1mm P ASIC =(64channel)*P chan =1.6mW D T gap = 0.2K OK!!!!! Heat transfer: ASIC to steel Steel plate ASIC with size A ASIC air gap with d air Temperature difference at air gap: without convection (small gap)

13-February-2007Peter Göttlicher, DESY FEB10 Charge storage for pulsed operation Boundary conditions: Bunch train of 0.6ms every 200ms: - power down the "hungry" electronics - store enough charge locally, to reduce cables out of ILC-detector and EMI-problems Þ Store the charge at the end of the gap on data concentrator - minimize components and heating inside the gap Basic parameters: P chan =25 m W/channel (ASIC) N chan =1000/m 2 A plane =2m 2 (typically) R train =5Hz (repetition rate) T train =1ms (switch on time) V pulsed =3.3V (operation voltage of ASIC)

13-February-2007Peter Göttlicher, DESY FEB11 Required charge / current Charge for train: Current during train: Values do not look critical, but to be handled with a some effort = 3mC/(train plane) = 3A/plane

13-February-2007Peter Göttlicher, DESY FEB12 Straight forward solution Idea: Store the charge at end of the gap in data concentrator put a voltage regulator before the current enters the gap avoid fast current jumps on the cables to power supply Available capacitors: 7 capacitors á 470 m F (7.3mm*4.3mm*4.5mm) are sufficient discharge voltage drop 0.5V, so additional heat is small Stored local energy is small: 0.2J/plane, no risk of fire Lots of details and other concepts to be evaluated from Panasonic regulator power to gap power from supply 3.3mF=7 · 470 m F

13-February-2007Peter Göttlicher, DESY FEB13 Power: Just first step, What else? Lots of details and other concepts to be evaluated Not touched at all: - Waves inside Power-GND system Large planes: 2.2m ´ 1m: l =2.2m is equivalent to n =90MHz - Current transfer inside the gap - What is needed locally at ASIC? Is ASIC/SiPM/PCB sensitive? - Regulator for fast reaction Þ Lot of work inside that work package

13-February-2007Peter Göttlicher, DESY FEB14 Outlook Heating: - Active electronics in the gap is no heat problem but keep eyes open for updates on power, pad size, - Heat flows to end of gap, where it has to be cooled Power for pulsed operation: - energy storage for pulsed operation is feasible Not touched: Lot of items It looks promising for going ahead Lot of work will be needed for details