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Front-end Electronics for the LHCb Preshower Rémi CORNAT, Gérard BOHNER, Olivier DESCHAMPS, Jacques LECOQ, Pascal PERRET LPC Clermont-Ferrand.

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1 Front-end Electronics for the LHCb Preshower Rémi CORNAT, Gérard BOHNER, Olivier DESCHAMPS, Jacques LECOQ, Pascal PERRET LPC Clermont-Ferrand

2 Plan Introduction Front-end Electronics Prototypes Very front end

3 The Preshower Located upstream from ECAL ~6000 cells (same as ECAL)
12 mm thick lead plane followed by scintillator pads ADC Front-end

4 Raw Signal We mostly have MIPs 1 MIP signal is very erratic
Longer than 25 ns ~85 % during 1st period Dynamic range from 0 to 100 MIP Trigger at 5 MIP (5 % accuracy) 10 bits

5 Very Front-end Electronics
Common mode to differential mode conversion Signal integration Within 25 ns periods Without dead-time 16 half-channels per chip 2 V amplitude

6 Cable adaptation Standard CAT5+ Ethernet cable Both sides adaptation
No individual but common shielding Both sides adaptation Pole-zero correction No significant crosstalk Negligible reflected signal after 20 m long

7 Front-end Electronics
Mixed part Signal reception Levels adaptation Digitisation Digital processing Physics data Trigger data : linked to SPD and ECAL

8 FEE : Mixed part Everything in differential mode from VFE to digitisation Cable adaptation Electrical levels matching From 1 V positive differential, -0.8 V CM to 1V bipolar differential, 0.5 V CM Op. Amp. AD8138 or AD8132 50 mV differential pedestal To cancel VFE offset Low pass filter Noise reduction

9 FEE : Mixed part Digitisation : AD9203 Vref feed-back from ADC
10 bits, 40 MHz, 75 mW, differential inputs Package size fits requirements (64 channels on the FE board) Vref feed-back from ADC to Op. Amp. RJ 45 connector

10 FEE : Mixed part

11 FEE : Mixed part 1 cm x 4 cm hierarchical element
64 channels fit on a 9U board Noise : from 0.8 mV to 0.4 mV due to layout optimisation Ground plane Critical wires routing LVDS Clock

12 Digital Processing Pedestal Gain Pile-up Coding (float, 8b)
PMT signal longer than 25 ns Coding (float, 8b) Parameters per half channel 128 half-channels per board

13 Trigger data SPD data Preshower : 1 bit per cell 64 bits per FE board
Threshold on PS processed data

14 Trigger functions Trigger data = 1b (threshold)
SPD data processing = count # hits in a 64 b data block FPGA : 1 clk cycle Neighbourhood search Dedicated prototype, tested and validated

15 Trigger functions SPD data synchronization
Time alignment with respect to PS data Multiplicity calculation on SPD data Neighbours fetch 2x2 algorithm 1 address per ECAL FE board (half PS FE board) Send only useful data to ECAL validation board

16 Neighbours Process applied on both SPD and PS data
Data multiplexed to outputs according to the address The structure for 1 half-board fits into an EPM3256 < 20 ns Low level vhdl model written Prototype tested Will be fitted into ACTEL fpga

17 SPD SPD data synchronization Multiplicity calculation on SPD data
Variable length pipe-line Multiplicity calculation on SPD data Count # hits in a 64 bits data block Low level VHDL model written FPGA : one 40 MHz clock cycle (Altera ACEX)

18 FE boards synchronization
Bordering cells data transmitted between PS FE boards Latency for neighbours transmission depends on data source Local board N, E board Corner board Pipe-line stages added to compensate

19 FPGA based prototype 16 channels = 2 VFE chips No TTC, no ECS
Additional DAQ system FPGA internal memory VME Was used for test beam with PS detector and VFE chip prototypes

20 FPGA based prototype DAQ channel : L0 pipe-line + RAM
Up to 1024 samples per run (internal memory limitation) Single and temporal modes Allows to acquire up to 32 successive samples per trigger Many process and acquisition parameters C++ software + ROOT graphical interface LabView version for debugging purpose

21 Graphical interface Linux Statistical analysis Can manage many boards

22 ASIC prototype 4 channels (design is pad limited) AMS 0.35 mm
CQFP100 package 220 configuration bits through a serial interface Parity check and triple voting on configuration data Will be tested soon

23 Approximate cost 4 channels = 1 ACEX1K or 1 9mm2 ASIC or ½ ACTEL SX32
32 cm in height for 64 channels Foundry and design delays  subcontracted ACTEL prog. ASIC meets available space constraints on the board Technology Ch. #, package Cost/channel ACEX1K100 4 (6), QFP208 10 EUR (/1000) + ECS ASIC 0.35 m 4, QFP100 12 EUR (/2000) + test ACTEL 54SX32 2, QFP208 18 EUR (/1000) + prog&test

24 Conclusion VFE + FE validated (test beam)
Low noise for the analogue part (Radiation and) surface use constraints Best candidate : ASIC Prototype board used for MAPMT characterization Final board Collaboration with LAL (Orsay) : DAQ, ECS, TTC parts


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