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Tilecal week (8 February 2012)
Status of upgrade work in Clermont-Ferrand Tilecal week (8 February 2012) François Vazeille Information on French supports Mini-drawers High Voltage system Dividers Very Front End and Front End electronics Comments and summary 1/17
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Information on French supports
…. knowing that without support: nothing is possible ! (The economic crisis is everywhere) 10 January 2012 (Paris): IN2P3 meeting on ATLAS upgrade Financial support to LPC to go on. 11 January 2012 (Clermont-Ferrand): CSP (Commission Suivi de Projet) Technical manpower at LPC to go on. 19 January 2012 (Clermont- Ferrand): LPC Scientific Council (with external members) Conclusions not yet known but positive reactions, important for us because we have a new Director. June 2012 (Paris): IN2P3 Scientific Council Our Tilecal upgrade activities will be part of a global Calorimetry approach. The good progresses of our R&D works will play a major role. 2/17
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Mini drawers: mechanics and services
Status: the concept has been validated (see previous talk: Tilecal upgrade meeting 7 October 2011) Present activities: 2 activities in parallel Short term works Medium term works Demonstrator: adjustment of present mini-drawers Service holes for PMT blocks Position index Cooling Drilling for Mother Boards and other cards/services Routing of services Handling tool R&D studies on links and services Handling procedure Optimization of links and services Design of tooling Design of mini-drawers Request to Institutes: Information on positioning of cards/services. 3/17
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High Voltage system The 6 options will be reported in the next LoI:
no decision taken till now. Present activities Short term works Demonstrator: adjustment of present mini-drawers for 175 Services for HV distribution (see previous slide) HV source to find Thought about the usefulness of ″noise killers″ 4/17
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Dividers Status: the concept and the design have been validated
including the test bench. non-linearity <0.1% Luminosity with a safety factor > 10. (see previous talk: Tilecal upgrade meeting 17 June 2011) Present activities Short term works Medium term works Demonstrator: 20 bases made 30 bases soon available Radiation tests Before June 2012 - From Chicago: up to 45 Krad. Next contact with Philippe Farthouat about other tests. 5/17
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Very Front End and Front End electronics
Status: - The 2 first ASICs (FATALIC 1 and 2) have been validated. - The choice of a ″current conveyor″ is well suited behind a PMT. (many talks, the last one: Tilecal upgrade meeting 7 October 2011) Present activities: 2 activities in parallel Very Front End Front End 2 kinds of ASICs FATLIC3 delivery: mid-March New test card: in progress Signal optimization from simulation - Peaking time. - Width. New: TACTIC (12 bits ADC) FATALIC 4 later 2 kinds of ASICs First thought about MB2 Then 3in1 depending from the status of ASICs More information in next slides 6/17
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VFE FATALIC3 contains the full chain but for the ADC
- Delivery by mid-March 2012. - It will be tested using a new test card in progress (best current/linearity injection) - It has already a rather large surface, so the foundry cost being proportional to the area Decision to develop the ADC on a separated chip, then to bond it on FATALIC3 for tests, before designing FATALIC4. TACTIC (Twelve bits AdC for s-atlas Tilecal Integrated Circuit) - IBM 130 nm technology (like FATALIC). - 12bits 40MHz - ″Pipeline ADC″ best resolution and speed. - Present status: design of the amplifier in progress (the most important block in this architecture, present at every stage). - Order at the beginning of August. Parallel study of a digital approach of the ″Integrator″ - Based on the numerical sum of converted signals at 40 MHz: likely possible because of the very low noise in ASIC. - First simulations in progress, then tests in building 175. 7/17
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FE First thought about Mother Board 2
and its connections with 3in1 and Daughter Board. 8/17
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- Intermediate steps before going to the optimum design:
Amplifier for the analog output for trigger on the 3in1 card. Classical ADC on MB2 waiting for TACTIC chip. TACTIC bonded on FATALIC3, waiting for FATALIC4. Negative (discrete?) and positive (chip)? regulators. Connections of the Adders on MB2, etc. Needed Low Voltages of the 3in1 card not yet defined: Very few if the ASIC is alone (1 positive only). One more for the DAC (negative). Additional ones in the hybrid solution to supply the amplifier/shaping requested by the analog output for the trigger. - The same exercise has to be made for the MB2 and the DB, in order to supply the MB2 itself + Adders + DB. Some information requested to Stockholm/Chicago on DB: Pinout and connectors between the MB and DB. Format of the data of ADC integrator and data for the DACs on DB. List of slow control signals decoded by the DB. … 9/17
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Comments and summary Towards the ″ideal″ scheme Ideal scheme 10/17
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A lot of advantages with respect to the present ATLAS scheme: ATLAS
PMT PMT A lot of advantages with respect to the present ATLAS scheme: Minimum of cards, connectors, cables less failures, easy handling. - Lower power consumption. Less sensitive to radiations. Certification/tests easier. Cheaper production. - - HV Base Base 3in1 3in1 ADC Pipe-line Inte- grator Adders Inter- face Inter- face Energy Time Energy Time Physics calib. Physics calib. Trigger Trigger ATLAS Ideal 11/17
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Interest of having an ASIC approach
From the LoI Phase I, page 43 (LAr context, but true for every part) ″The main benefit of such an approach w.r.t. a more traditional design based on discrete components relies on it being a cost effective solution which will remove challenging integration issues in the design and layout of printed boards as well as in its power management.″ 12/17
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Liquid Argon strategy with respect the trigger.
(From the meeting ″ATLAS France plans for upgrade″, 10 January 2012) Saturation New digital part for Phase-I 13/17
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A first constraint Ideal Hybrid PMT PMT Base Base 3in1 3in1 Energy
Adders Inter- face Inter- face Energy Time Energy Time Phys. Calib. Phys. Calib. Trigger Trigger Ideal Hybrid 14/17
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Hybrid PMT 2 other constraints: Amplifier in 3in1, ADC downstream,
while the ASIC will be able to deliver directly a digital information. 3in1 Base ASIC Ampli 3in1 Adders Adders Inter- face Inter- face Somewhere, in order to mix to LAr fully digital on the detector ADC Energy Time Phys. calib. Trigger Trigger Hybrid 15/17
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in addition to the natural steps that will go to the final ASIC:
- Waiting for the availability of TACTIC Standard ADCs on MB2. -TACTIC bonded on FATALIC3. - FATALIC4, with at a given time the suppression of the analog output. It is not obvious that this “obstacle course” is the best way to succeed ! 16/17
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Summary R&D activities are well progressing,
but we should discuss why we focus only on PHASE-II, while LAr should implement a digital trigger in Phase-I. Information requested to Institutes about: - The Daughter Board. - The fixation holes of Mother Boards. Some elements will be delivered to the 3 readout solutions: - Active Dividers. - First mini-drawers and tools. - Rough approach of services (HV included). Parallel study of mini-drawers and services. Pre-tests of ASICs (FATALIC and TACTIC) will be made in building 175, independently from the true Demonstrator tests. 17/17
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