June 9, 2008What’s a Drift Chamber? Mac Mestayer Drift Chambers: The Science behind the Art What are they? how do they work? ionization of the gas by particles.

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June 9, 2008What’s a Drift Chamber? Mac Mestayer Drift Chambers: The Science behind the Art What are they? how do they work? ionization of the gas by particles “drifting” of the electrons the “avalanche” at the wire how tracking works frequently asked questions ( your part!) the motivation (you get to go to Vienna !)

June 9, 2008What’s a Drift Chamber? Mac Mestayer there are alternatives! Micro-pattern gas detectors No wires to break, accurate patterns, fast ion clearing, anode at ground Ideal for TPC’s; not as uniform as wires Less multiple scattering than Silicon Multi-GEM’s -> less ion feedback –more stable at same gain shape of dielectric important Micro-megas w/ resistive anodes -> competitive with GEM’s Flexible readout schemes !

June 9, 2008What’s a Drift Chamber? Mac Mestayer Monolithic pixel detectors from Bellazini’s talk

June 9, 2008What’s a Drift Chamber? Mac Mestayer New Types of Silicon Trackers

June 9, 2008What’s a Drift Chamber? Mac Mestayer so why drift chambers ? $ - economical way to cover a large volume with tracking chambers

June 9, 2008What’s a Drift Chamber? Mac Mestayer gas ionization by particles tube gas wire (at positive high-voltage) cosmic ray ~1 ionization/ 300  m electrons / ionization ~ 100 electrons/cm

June 9, 2008What’s a Drift Chamber? Mac Mestayer “drifting” of the electrons wire at positive voltage electrons drift to the wire strike a molecule every 2  m velocity ~ 50  m/ns (max)

June 9, 2008What’s a Drift Chamber? Mac Mestayer the “avalanche” here comes the electron! wire radius at which E = i / mfp i ~ 20 eV mfp ~ 2  m Ecrit ~ 200 kV/cm every mfp the number of electrons doubles close-up of wire

June 9, 2008What’s a Drift Chamber? Mac Mestayer the “avalanche” (cont.) here comes the electron! wire radius at which E = i / mfp i ~ 20 eV mfp ~ 2  m Ecrit ~ 200 kV/cm every mfp the number of electrons doubles gain ~ 2 ndbl ndbl = (r crit -r wire )/mfp Ecrit = k * V/ r crit gain ~ 2 k * V rule of thumb: gain doubles every 75 or 100 Volts

“all-wire” drift chamber June 9, 2008What’s a Drift Chamber? Mac Mestayer wires in layers “brick-wall” fashion F

June 9, 2008What’s a Drift Chamber? Mac Mestayer how tracking works hit wires shown in yellow minimize rms between track and calculated distance

June 9, 2008What’s a Drift Chamber? Mac Mestayer Drift Velocity Calculation 20  m wire 2325 V 88:12 AR:CO 2 30  m wire 2475 V 92:08 AR:CO 2 same gain 58% faster - and more linear !

June 9, 2008What’s a Drift Chamber? Mac Mestayer drift velocity calibration time (ns) distance (cm)

June 9, 2008What’s a Drift Chamber? Mac Mestayer

June 9, 2008What’s a Drift Chamber? Mac Mestayer Installing Pre-tensioning Wires Pre-tensioning - before we start stringing - use springs on guard wires - gradual release of tension

June 9, 2008What’s a Drift Chamber? Mac Mestayer Operating successfully for ~10 years ….

June 9, 2008What’s a Drift Chamber? Mac Mestayer FAQ’s (your turn!) drift time calibration fast gas efficiency vs. noise trade-off Malter effect cathode emission reference books magnetic field effects material choices: wires, endplates quenching gas HV plateau