David L. Winter for the PHENIX Collaboration PHENIX Silicon Detector Upgrades RHIC & AGS Annual Users' Meeting Workshop 3 RHIC Future: New Physics Through.

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David L. Winter for the PHENIX Collaboration PHENIX Silicon Detector Upgrades RHIC & AGS Annual Users' Meeting Workshop 3 RHIC Future: New Physics Through Upgrades 27 May 2008

David Winter 2008 RHIC&AGS Annual User's Meeting 2 Outline Motivation Design Schedule and Status Summary

27 May 2008David Winter 2008 RHIC&AGS Annual User's Meeting 3 Motivation

27 May 2008David Winter 2008 RHIC&AGS Annual User's Meeting 4 Physics goals Improve vertex resolution Improve p resolution Improve high-p T tracking Measure reaction plane Suppress background Enabling: Separate measurement of production and flow of charm and beauty Study of production and suppression of quarkonia Study of q, g contribution to proton spin Using signals: b  B  , e c  D  , e J/  ’   +  -, e + e - Hadrons e-e- e+e+ ++ --

27 May 2008David Winter 2008 RHIC&AGS Annual User's Meeting 5 Signals and Backgrounds The problem(s): Backgrounds ( , K  , e) dominate the signal Cannot easily distinguish single leptons from those produced from charm, bottom Central arms: electrons Forward arms: muons Simulated RHIC-II p+p run

27 May 2008David Winter 2008 RHIC&AGS Annual User's Meeting 6 Separating Signal from Background Mean , K   e decay distance is large D, B mesons travel some distance before semileptonic decay to  or e Prompt  e have 0 DCA c  D  m B  m D ± 317  m  B ± 496  m K ± 3.7 m  ± 7.8 m Separate D, B decays from prompt leptons and from long-lived decays from , K by measuring the DCA to the primary vertex e-e-

27 May 2008David Winter 2008 RHIC&AGS Annual User's Meeting 7 Design

27 May 2008David Winter 2008 RHIC&AGS Annual User's Meeting 8 Design Specifications Need sufficient DCA resolution Central: ~ 50  m Forward: ~ 100  m Need low enough occupancy to find tracks in central AuAu events (<few %) Need enough hits to reconstruct a track (  3 hits) Need to match tracks with Central arm detectors: |  |  = 0.35 Muon system: |  | = Large solid angle coverage

27 May 2008David Winter 2008 RHIC&AGS Annual User's Meeting 9 Detectors. Barrel vertex detector (VTX) Forward vertex detectors (FVTX) 80 cm 40 cm 38 cm

27 May 2008David Winter 2008 RHIC&AGS Annual User's Meeting 10 Barrel Pixels (Layers 1 & 2) 2 Pixel buses per ladder 30 ladders in 2 cylinders Pixels: 50 x 425  m  m - thick Silicon R = 2.5 and 5.0 cm Length = 22 cm Readout: 1.3 and 2.6M channels ALICE1LHCb chip Full bus readout in ~50  s Fast-OR available for Lvl-1 trigger Rad Len 1.44% total Ladder SPIRO Board

27 May 2008David Winter 2008 RHIC&AGS Annual User's Meeting 11 Barrel Stripixels (Layers 3 & 4) Based on sensor design by BNL Instrumentation Effective pixels: 80 x 1000  m  m - thick Silicon R = 10 and 14 cm 44 Total ladders Length = 32 and 38 cm 140K and 280K channels Readout with SVX4 chip Rad Len 2.7% total Single sided, 2D readout Strip pixel sensor wafer made by HPK

27 May 2008David Winter 2008 RHIC&AGS Annual User's Meeting 12 Endcap Strips (Eight Stations) 4 disks / side 48 wedges/disk 75 um strips, mm long 1664 strips/column 1.1M channels total Readout with FPHX chip 7.5° HDI Detector FPHX Chips Backplane Rigid, thermally conductive epoxy Rigid epoxy ~10 cm 2.8mm 11.2mm

27 May 2008David Winter 2008 RHIC&AGS Annual User's Meeting 13 Endcap Readout: FPHX chip 128 Channels (strips) Signal polarity: positive (holes) Gain at shaper output: 50 mV/fC 3-bit ADC Nominal peaking time: 60 ns Noise: 110e e/pF Data push architecture Output 4 hits in 4 beam clocks Power: ~600 uW per channel for maximum input transistor bias current Development by FNAL, Based on FPIX design from BTeV FPHX placement on wedge

27 May 2008David Winter 2008 RHIC&AGS Annual User's Meeting 14 Mechanical Design Single integrated VTX-FVTX mechanical structure being designed by HYTEC Two half-cylinder shells Services routed top/bottom (VTX) and out ends (FVTX) Electronics mounted on “big wheel(s)” New, smaller diameter beam-pipe FVTX Big Wheel

27 May 2008David Winter 2008 RHIC&AGS Annual User's Meeting 15 Schedule and Status

27 May 2008David Winter 2008 RHIC&AGS Annual User's Meeting 16 Construction Schedule Barrel construction well underway pixel layers completion in 2009 stripixels completion in 2010 (first ladders) Forward detector construction started in FY08, installation to be in VTX FVTX R&D PhaseConstruction Phase Ready for Data pixels stripixels

27 May 2008David Winter 2008 RHIC&AGS Annual User's Meeting 17 Pixel Ladder Bus 1.5cm bus before assembly Fine pitch detail of the bus

27 May 2008David Winter 2008 RHIC&AGS Annual User's Meeting 18 Pixel Ladder Bus Assembled Ladder

27 May 2008David Winter 2008 RHIC&AGS Annual User's Meeting 19 Cosmic Ray Telescope Ladders and SPIRO Boards

27 May 2008David Winter 2008 RHIC&AGS Annual User's Meeting 20 Pixel Bus Cosmic Ray Tests Comic Ray telescope with 3 pixel buses Both external trigger and fast- OR trigger Used complete readout chain. Last test- Sept. ‘07

27 May 2008David Winter 2008 RHIC&AGS Annual User's Meeting 21 Pixel Source Test Use source to illuminate sensor module on 1/2- ladder Self-trigger using readout chip Fast-OR 100K events

27 May 2008David Winter 2008 RHIC&AGS Annual User's Meeting 22 Status PIXEL Ladders: Cosmic ray events observed, Sept '07 Ladder production to start in Barrels ready for installation in 2009, Run 10 STRIPIXEL Ladders: Readout-Card Prototyping in progress. First Ladders ready for installation in 2010, Run 11 Full detector ready in 2011, Run 12

27 May 2008David Winter 2008 RHIC&AGS Annual User's Meeting 23 Construction Status: FVTX Mechanical design ~ 80% complete First prototype FPHX submission is very soon (June) HDI under development DAQ readout electronics have been prototyped Prototype DAQ Electronics Thermally conducting silicone Honeycomb support panel Wedges front and back

27 May 2008David Winter 2008 RHIC&AGS Annual User's Meeting 24 Performance: VTX Simulated Au+Au After  2 <1 cut, DCA distributions of light hadrons and D 0 decay are clearly separated D 0 decay Collision vertex  ~ 40  m Single  with 3<p T <4 200  thick pixel layers 650  thick stripixel layers Passive material is: 1.0% pixel 2.75% stripixel

27 May 2008David Winter 2008 RHIC&AGS Annual User's Meeting 25 Performance: FVTX improved background rejection Improved mass resolution Separate  ’  ’’ 100  m DCA – R component DCA –  component 300  m DCA metric “Perfect” track finding Kalman filter fit Includes VTX hits With FVTX Without FVTX p+p MB Au+AU

27 May 2008David Winter 2008 RHIC&AGS Annual User's Meeting 26 Open Charm, Bottom Signals Nuclear Modification Factor expected with VTX VTX to separately measure R AA of b  e and c  e Same goal for FVTX (e   ) factor 4-5 suppression!(?!) perturbative QCD? Nuclear Modification Factor without VTX PHENIX: PRL 98, (2007) single electrons from heavy flavor decay

27 May 2008David Winter 2008 RHIC&AGS Annual User's Meeting 27 Summary The VTX and FVTX detectors have been proposed, approved, and being constructed to address heavy-flavor physics Large coverage (2 1.2<|  |<2.4 and nearly 2 |  |<0.35 Improved tracking and resolution These projects will enable Study of heavy-flavor production and flow (charm and bottom separately) Study of quarkonia production and suppression Study of contribution to proton spin Greatly improved background suppression Construction is underway for both detectors Inner barrels installed by 2009 Outer barrels installed by 2010/2011 Endcaps installed by 2011