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1 MaPMT Workshop, Imperial College, 26/27 June 2003 F. Muheim MaPMT L0 Electronics & Photo detector mounts o Report from meeting –at CERN 22 May 2003 and follow-ups o L0 motherboard –Design completion scheduled for end 2003 –on critical path for MaPMTs o Photo detector mounts –RICH 2end of 2003 solution required which satisfies boundary conditions –RICH 1 more severe space constraints Conceptual Design
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2 MaPMT Workshop, Imperial College, 26/27 June 2003 F. Muheim 3 x 3 MaPMT Cluster Set-up 40 MHz Read-out APVm chip
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3 MaPMT Workshop, Imperial College, 26/27 June 2003 F. Muheim Bleederboards
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4 MaPMT Workshop, Imperial College, 26/27 June 2003 F. Muheim MaPMT Module o Modules of 4x4 MaPMTs –16 tubes,1024 channels –Size: 113.8 x 113.8 mm 2 –Filling factor: 0.72 –Frame: carbon fibre, G10 –Cooling: 16 W / module o -metal shield –for individual tubes 0.9 mm thick o Lenses –incorporated in module –no optical contact o RICH system –# of modules: 232 –3504 MaPMTs –# of channels: 237 kc Proposal for photodetector choice / TDR
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5 MaPMT Workshop, Imperial College, 26/27 June 2003 F. Muheim LHCb RICH2 MaPMTs
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6 MaPMT Workshop, Imperial College, 26/27 June 2003 F. Muheim Cooling o Power Dissipation –Bleeder board 0.55 W / resistor chain at HV = 1000 V –Power dissipation 8.8 W / module (MaPMTs) 2.2 W / module if 4 tubes share resistor chain –Beetle chip 750 to 900 mW or 6-7 mW / channel –Power consumption 7.2 W / module (8 Beetle chips) –Total power dissipation 16 W / module ~ 1000 W/ half plane –compare EUSO 200 W / plane need to understand this difference –Cockroft-Walton o Cooling design –needs input from L0 motherboard design Connections, Beetle pad layout
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7 MaPMT Workshop, Imperial College, 26/27 June 2003 F. Muheim RICH2 Photo Detector Plane o Proposal by Olav o Assumptions –basic unit for electronics 1024 channels, 8 Beetles, 16 tubes –From cooling simulations heat sink not more than 2 tubes wide o Modules of 8 x 2 MaPMTs –MaPMT pitch 28 mm –module width56 mm –module height224 mm o RICH 2 implementation –# of modules72 / half plane –# of MaPMTs1152 / half plane
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8 MaPMT Workshop, Imperial College, 26/27 June 2003 F. Muheim Photo Detector Footprint o Assumptions –MaPMT pitch 28.45 mm (Olav used 28 mm) o RICH 2 half plane –photo detector area 1300 mm x 682 mm (RICH2 EDR) –6 columns with 11 modulesof 4x4 tubes, total 1056 MaPMTs 12 columns with 6 modules of 2x8 tubes, total 1152 MaPMTs o RICH 1 half plane –photo detector area 1200 mm x 540 mm (email Dave Websdale) –11 rows with 5 modules of 4x4 tubes, total 880 MaPMTs6 rows with 10 modules of 2x8 tubes, total 960 MaPMTs o Total RICH 1 and RICH 2 –# of MaPMTs with 4x4 modules3872 –# of MaPMTs with 8x2 modules4224 –less flexibility with 8x2 modules up to 9% more MaPMTs and electronics needed
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9 MaPMT Workshop, Imperial College, 26/27 June 2003 F. Muheim Magnetic Shield/Lenses o -metal shield –for individual tubes –thickness: 0.9 mm increased B field in RICH 1 –not necessary in RICH 2 o Lenses –could be incorporated in magnetic shielding
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10 MaPMT Workshop, Imperial College, 26/27 June 2003 F. Muheim Magnetic Shields o Magnetic Field Measurements –documented in note LHCb 2003-042 –requirement 10% maximum loss of photons –MaPMT needs shielding above 20 G longitudinal field –with -metal shielding can operate up to 80 G o RICH 2 –maximum B-field in box 4.1 … 9.1 G (RICH2 EDR) –about 5% loss of photo electrons at 10 G –safety factor >2 for <10% loss requirement – -metal shielding not required for RICH 2 o RICH 1 –see talk by Bill Cameron
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11 MaPMT Workshop, Imperial College, 26/27 June 2003 F. Muheim Longitudinal B-Field -metal shielding: 0.9 mm thick 13 or 20 mm extension 13 0.9 MAPMT shielded MaPMT with 13 mm extension: MaPMT functions in longitudinal fields up to 8 mT (80 G) 90%
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12 MaPMT Workshop, Imperial College, 26/27 June 2003 F. Muheim Lenses & -metal Design o Different mounting designs possible o Lenses / -metal mounted onto modules (Geoff Barber et al) –lenses glued to MaPMT or spring loaded – easy to exchange, little clearance needed – costs if lenses are not glued to MaPMT – lenses glued to MaPMT, transparency of glue o Lenses / -metal separate structure from modules –lenses or lens-arrays glued together – can be used as gas seal, cost savings, no more quartz window – cost savings, structure is glued – larger clearance wrt to MaPMTs, seal must be gas tight – cannot replace lens if it breaks or turns yellow o Lenses are separate structure from -metal – -metal can be part of modules – can combine advantages of above 2 designs – cost, complexity likely increases
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13 MaPMT Workshop, Imperial College, 26/27 June 2003 F. Muheim Transparent Glue o EPO-TEK 301-2 –2 component epoxy –refractive index 1.564 –increased B field in RICH 1 –not necessary in RICH 2 o Transmission –> 97% from 300 nm.. 2.5 m o Needs study –Is EUSO using it?
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14 MaPMT Workshop, Imperial College, 26/27 June 2003 F. Muheim Issues o Footprints of RICH2 and RICH2 –agree on dimensions for basic componentsurgent –4x4 vs 8x2 decisionwhen? o Magnetic Shields –RICH 2 no -metal shieldsok –RICH 1 Is -metal shield really neededwhen? –Lenses –study moulded lenses –agree on dimensions could be different for RICH 1 and RICH 2 when? –Decide if lenses make gas sealsoon o Photo detector mounts –decide on design of lenses / -metal when? o Next steps –Produce plan with decision points
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15 MaPMT Workshop, Imperial College, 26/27 June 2003 F. Muheim Backup Slides
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MaPMT L0 motherboard MaPMT meeting CERN 22 May 2004 Franz Muheim University of Edinburgh on behalf of MaPMT group
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17 MaPMT Workshop, Imperial College, 26/27 June 2003 F. Muheim L0 Interface Board 1 st prototype DACs PINT Power supply regulators GOLs VCSEL connectors to PIXEL chip TTCrx on reverse of board… JTAG connector
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18 MaPMT Workshop, Imperial College, 26/27 June 2003 F. Muheim Reverse of L0 Interface Board 1 st prototype TTCrx TTC receiver chip
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19 MaPMT Workshop, Imperial College, 26/27 June 2003 F. Muheim Transverse B-Field Transverse field in x-direction MaPMT insensitive to transverse fields up to 23mT (230 G) without shielding normalised light yield in whole MaPMT 90%
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20 MaPMT Workshop, Imperial College, 26/27 June 2003 F. Muheim Longitudinal B-Field Colour Legend 1 mT 2 mT 3 mT 4 mT 5 mT 6 mT 7 mT 8 mT 9 mT 10 mT 15 mT 20 mT 25 mT 30 mT 35 mT Conclusions: Agreement with previous test Top and bottom row drop first Sizable loss for edge rows at 3mT Decrease due to loss of p.e. Row 5 anomaly understood from x-talk in APVm readout No shielding light yield: rowslight yield: columns CoG: rowsCoG: columns R1 R5 R6 C1 C6 6mT
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