1 Pixel Readout of GEMs Motivation The Setup Results Next Steps A. Bamberger, K. Desch, J. Ludwig, M. Titov, U. Renz, N. Vlasov, P. Wienemann, A. Zwerger.

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1 Pixel Readout of GEMs Motivation The Setup Results Next Steps A. Bamberger, K. Desch, J. Ludwig, M. Titov, U. Renz, N. Vlasov, P. Wienemann, A. Zwerger University of Freiburg ECFA LC Workshop Vienna 16/11/2005

2 Motivation Idea: use a Pixel readout chip (w/o Si sensor) as integrated device hosting pads + readout electronics for a TPC (pioneered at NIKHEF) Potential advantages  very small (50x50  m 2 ) Pads  potentially very good point+momentum resolution  dE/dx via cluster counting  frontend electronics automatically integrated (‘active endplate’) Potential concerns  diffusion will limit resolution (gas!): how small is necessary?  cost?  stable operation possible? Freiburg initial goals: - demonstrate operability using triple GEM + Medipix2 chip - measure & understand (details of) charge cloud

3 The Setup drift electrode readout electrode GEM 1 GEM 2 GEM 3 drift volume 6 mm transfer gaps 2 mm induction gap 1 mm typ. potentials/fields: E D = 1.1 kV/cm ΔV GEM = 404 V E T = 3.2 kV/cm E I = 4.0 kV/cm 6mm 2mm 1mm

4 The Setup in total 25 square pads of 2x2 cm 2 with readout electronics β - source Ru106, 3.5 MeV from daughter Rh106 crosses 4 pads with MediPix2 in between GEM on top of MediPix2 and pads

5 The Setup 55 μm

6 Parameters - lower threshold at typically ~1000e - - upper threshold used for estimating the total charge of a cluster - HV 4200 V, 404 V across GEMs  gain 6x Use collimated 55 Fe source for calibration - β´s from the 106 Ru source used for ~MIP signals - low trigger level (<¼ of the average pulse height from β´s crossing ~ 8 cm of Ar/CO 2 ). - four-fold trigger coincidence to readout MediPix2

7 Gain determination r q q max lower thr. q low upper thr. q high Fe 55 quanta of 5.9 keV produce ~220 primary electrons Estimate total charge on the pixels (need to assume shape of cloud (not very critical) Reconstruct total charge using (r low,, q low ) and (r high,q high ) Fe 55 conversions: 14 mm

8 Gain determination default point of operation: gain = 6x10 4 can even do ‘spectroscopy’ with cluster radii-method: Ar escape

9 Threshold Calibration of MediPix2 acceptable noise level low THL =155 equ. to 960e - q THL > 960 e - from charge injection + calibration of injector with sources + threshold equalization upper threshold (THH) lower threshold (THL) large number=lower thr. value!

10 Tracks from 106 Ru using lower thresh. only using upper and lower threshold

11 Cluster charge and size cluster distribution has a Laundau-ish tail depletion at low number of primary electrons seen 3.5 pixels correspond to 190 μm ↔ σ gaussian = 165 μm

12 Preliminary track fitting isolated tracks selected typically 6-8 clusters standard deviation of straight line fit: very preliminary more sophisticated cluster finding and classification needed (handle overlapping clusters,  ’s etc.)

13 Hot news He(70%)/CO 2 70/30 tracks smaller clusters? better separated? quantitative results to come… operated at higher voltage, need new gain determination

14 - triple-GEM – MediPix2 chip setup successfully operated at a gain of ~ threshold/pixel below 1000 e - - use of low/high threshold allows an estimate of the total charge and cluster size - gain calibration with 55 Fe - sensitivity to MIPs (o(10) clusters/cm), not yet fully efficient for single electrons (ways out: larger gain, larger pixels? or live with it) - point resolution clearly better than 100 µm – room for improvement - stable and safe operation in long term running Summary

15 Next Steps - simulation ->M.Hauschild next talk - study feasibility of huge TPC (cost,cooling,mechanics,readout) - join TimePix project (within EUDET) - construct TPC endplate to work with large prototype at DESY - mechanical aspects - readout system for TimePix/testbeam

16 Backup

17 low rate of the source (100 Hz on first pad) fourfold coincidence adjusted for gitter due to drift time difference and low trigger level min. ionizing electrons at 1.25 keV/cm ↔ 46 e- at the peak calibrated through Fe55 ecape peak on a pad next to MediPix2 chip readout of MediPix2 with trigger observe: FWHM/peak ~100% ! Trigger

18 Summed up per track accepted clusters include also „filled“ blobs (charge estimated by extrapolated r½) the average charge is about 50 e- the expected value from experiment is ~ 65 e- some loss expected due to lower threshold setting at 4200 V Charge determination