Plastic scintillators for the g-RISING experiments Nami Saito.

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Plastic scintillators for the g-RISING experiments Nami Saito

g-RISING meeting 7 July2 Introduction Detectors : Sci21 (sci21L, sci21R) Sci41 (sci41L, sci41R, sci41O(up), sci41U(down)) Purpose: Beam ID : ToF -> beta -> A/Q (online analysis code) Position : sci21LR, (sci41LR, sci41UpDown) Trigger : sci41R Energy : QDC (sci21L, R, sci41L, R, Up, Down)

g-RISING meeting 7 July3 Specification Sci21 : FRS standard detector 9 scintillators on a S2 Scintillator Ladder (TS3ESA_S) BC420 or BC400 typical size 220 x 45 mm, mm thick Movable by remote control (< 1 min) PMT : H2431 (high rate, good time resolution) HV : remote control in FRS electronics room max V, usual operation -1500V-~2000V Time resolution : 80ps with a beam (FWHM) Position resolution : 6mm with a beam (FWHM)

g-RISING meeting 7 July4 Specification Sci41 : RISING scintillator Scintillator : fixed in a S4 chamber (No black film on sci!) Round type  250 mm, ~0.3, 0.5, or 1 mm thickness No remote control to move, replaceable (> 1 h) PMT : H (good time resolution) HV : remote control at FRS electronics room max V, usual operation -2500V-~2800V Time resolution : 300ps with a beam (FWHM) Position resolution : ~2cm with a beam (FWHM)

g-RISING meeting 7 July5 Electronics CF935delay TACVME ADC VME QDC Sci21L Simple Scheme for Time and Energy CF935delay Sci41L Atten.delay Atten.delay Time : Tof LL Tof RR sci21LR sci41LR sci41UpDo Energy : sci21L, R, sci41L,R, Up, Down

g-RISING meeting 7 July6 HV and signals Example of signal height (RISING fast beam) Sci21 (3mm) Energy (in) ~200MeV/u, Energy_deposit_cal=~30MeV/u=~4000MeV sc21L: HV=1450V, Signal 5V, signal_CFD_input=2.5V sc21R: HV=1630V, Signal 5V, signal_CFD_input=2.5V Sci41 (0.5mm) E_in ~100MeV/u, E deposit cal=~8MeV/u=~1000MeV sc41L: HV=2500V, Signal At MH Pannel=5V, SigCFDIn=2.5V sc41R: HV=2500V, Signal At MH Pannel=4V, SigCFDIn=2.5V sc41U: HV=2550V, Signal At MH Pannel=2.5V,SigCFDIn=2.5V sc41D: HV=2600V, Signal At MH Pannel=2.5V,SigCFDIn=2.5V RISING fast beam (Minimum Energy loss ~ 110 MeV gave up signal splitting) Note: E-loss Cal. is needed for each beam including FRS calibration run

g-RISING meeting 7 July7 g-RISING Energy loss estimation BeamE in MeV/u dE MeV/u dE MeV E in MeV/u dE MeV/u dE MeV dE MeV 130Sn Pd Po Sci21: 3.51mmSci41 : 0.5mm:1mm Note: E-loss Cal. is needed for each beam including FRS calibration run. U beam gives large E-loss, it is difficult to combine with light ions.

g-RISING meeting 7 July8 Discussion Thickness of 3mm (sci21) and 1mm (sci41) would be suitable for the given cases from a signal height point of view. (A test in a Lab is needed before it is mounted at S4.) All beams including primary beam for FRS calibration have to be considered by using simulation of LISE or Mocadi for the required energy loss, time resolutions. Trigger signal from sci41? (sci41R only or coincidence?) Slit before sci21 and sci41? (Pulse height x4 at 10cm from center)