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Backward Calorimetry For SuperB
____ _____ May 13, 2009
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Introduction The original design for the backward endcap calorimeter consisted of tiles yielding readout channel Since on average only 1 particle is expected in the backward EC the segmentation can be substantially reduced Instead of using tiles one can use strips Dave Hitlin suggested to use spiral-shaped strips The new design will use 3 different shapes of strips: Right-handed spirals Left-handed spirals Sectors The 3 layers will alternate
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SuperB: Baseline Design
Rear endcap 3
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Scintillator Planes Alternate 3 different strip shapes 8 times 24 layers in total There are 48 strips per layer yielding 1152 strips Due to the different strip shapes layer need to be mounted completely no split into halves The sectors overlap 7 left-handed and 7 right-handed spirals
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Strip Fabrication For practical reasons it is best not to produce individual strips but to start out with a rectangular scintillator sheet First outer and inner spiral edges as well as inner and outer circular edges Next we mill 5 grooves along the spiral lines to produce 6 strips We leave small bridges uncut so that the 6 strips are connected in a few places we need to measure the cross talk to decide size of the bridges Gaps are filled with white diffuse reflector This procedure provides mechanical stability for each sheet 8 such sheets make one layer
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Strip Readout The scintillator strips are 3 mm thick
At the outer edge the strips are 9.8 cm wide, at the inner edge 4.1 cm In the center a 1mm deep spiral-shaped groove is cut into which the WLS fiber is inserted A SiPM (MPPC) is mounted at the outer edge A mirror is positioned at the inner edge of the fiber Thin boards with traces are placed on the outer edge to which the SiPM pins are soldered to SiPM mirror
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R&D in Bergen We have started to test SiPMs and other
pixelated avalanche photomultipliers in our laboratory Spectrum with light pulser and 106Ru source MEPHI/PULSAR 1156 pixels gainSiPM~4105 1pe 2pe 3pe pedestal MIP=4-5 pixels (33 cm2) 4pe 5pe
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R&D in Bergen We have started gain and MIP measurements
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Conclusion The new design reduces the number of channels to 1152
With the spiral design (sectors overlap 7 left-handed and 7 right- handed spirals) the position of the shower should be determined rather precisely In this design the entire calorimeter is built in one piece it cannot be removed without removing the beam pipe
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