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Testbeam Studies of the LHCb Vertex Locator Modules Lisa Dwyer
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17/12/2007Lisa Dwyer - Liverpool HEP Christmas meeting 2007 1 Overview Vertex Locator Testbeam overview Cluster analysis
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17/12/2007Lisa Dwyer - Liverpool HEP Christmas meeting 2007 2 LHCb VeLo
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17/12/2007Lisa Dwyer - Liverpool HEP Christmas meeting 2007 3 Testbeam overview Data taken with 10 production modules Capability to read out 6 Cooling and electronics used in final experiment Check response of modules My analyses: Signal to Noise ratio Clusters
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17/12/2007Lisa Dwyer - Liverpool HEP Christmas meeting 2007 4 Cluster analysis Fraction of two strip clusters Ratio of charge Crosstalk Zero suppressed data Zero degree tracks Clusters on tracks Look at R and Phi sensors separately
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17/12/2007Lisa Dwyer - Liverpool HEP Christmas meeting 2007 5 Phi sensor Inner strip pitch 35.5μm – 78.3μm Outer strip pitch 39.3μm – 96.6μm
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17/12/2007Lisa Dwyer - Liverpool HEP Christmas meeting 2007 6 Fraction of two strip clusters Fraction of two strip clusters as a function of pitch Expect similar fractions of two strip clusters in each sensor
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17/12/2007Lisa Dwyer - Liverpool HEP Christmas meeting 2007 7 Possible causes for distribution Noisy strips X All noisy strips removed Operational settings X Crosstalk ? Charge sharing between strips Alters the actual number of two strip clusters
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17/12/2007Lisa Dwyer - Liverpool HEP Christmas meeting 2007 8 Readout trace Oscilloscope trace of chip readout Output in voltage and time Header information Data from chip
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17/12/2007Lisa Dwyer - Liverpool HEP Christmas meeting 2007 9 Phi sensor readout – software strip Inner region Strip 0 Inner region Strip 682 Outer region Strip 683 Outer region Strip 2047
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17/12/2007Lisa Dwyer - Liverpool HEP Christmas meeting 2007 10 Phi sensor readout - Hardware channel 0 (682) 1 (2046) 2 (2047) 3 (2045) 4 (681) 5 (680) 6 (2044) 7 (2043) 8 (2042) 9 (679) 10 (2041) 11 (2040) 12 (678) 13 (2038) 14 (2039) 15 (2037) 16 (677) 17 (676) Outer stripsInner strips HW SW Crosstalk in hardware channel adjacent 4 apart 3 apart
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17/12/2007Lisa Dwyer - Liverpool HEP Christmas meeting 2007 11 Measuring crosstalk Look at two strip clusters Look at ratio of charge Check if crosstalk is asymmetric Ratios > 1 Earlier >Later Later > Earlier Comparison between testbeam data and simulation Crosstalk found to be asymmetric
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17/12/2007Lisa Dwyer - Liverpool HEP Christmas meeting 2007 12 Data shows asymmetry No asymmetry in simulation Simulation accounts for crosstalk on sensor but not in cables
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17/12/2007Lisa Dwyer - Liverpool HEP Christmas meeting 2007 13 Crosstalk simulation Simulate testbeam events in MC Add noise and smear data (hardware channel order) Re-cluster (software strip order) Compare results to data
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17/12/2007Lisa Dwyer - Liverpool HEP Christmas meeting 2007 14 Smearing data To model crosstalk Smearing formula: Negative f & g values → charge sucked in from neighbouring strips Positive f & g values → charge dispersed to neighbouring strips
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17/12/2007Lisa Dwyer - Liverpool HEP Christmas meeting 2007 15 Effects of f & g f f g g
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17/12/2007Lisa Dwyer - Liverpool HEP Christmas meeting 2007 16 Effect of f Negative f f=-0.2 Positive f f=0.2 Smeared Not smeared
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17/12/2007Lisa Dwyer - Liverpool HEP Christmas meeting 2007 17 Phi sensor data Before smearingWith best fit f=-0.2 +0.05 -0.02 g=-0.22 +0.04 -0.08
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17/12/2007Lisa Dwyer - Liverpool HEP Christmas meeting 2007 18 Conclusion and outlook Adjacent channels f=-0.2 +0.05 -0.02 g=-0.22 +0.04 -0.08 Channels separated by 3 f = -0.12 +0.02 - 0.06 g = -0.1 +0.06 -0.01 Obtain smearing factors (f & g) for all modules Use smearing factors to remove crosstalk from data Re-calculate signal to noise Prepare J/ψ analysis for first physics at LHC
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Back up
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17/12/2007Lisa Dwyer - Liverpool HEP Christmas meeting 2007 20 Signal to Noise ratio Theoretical value for 300μm Silicon sensor is 28 S/N for R sensors 21.7 – 29.4 S/N for Phi sensor 22.8 – 27.7 Noise Signal
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17/12/2007Lisa Dwyer - Liverpool HEP Christmas meeting 2007 21 Crosstalk simulation SW HW
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17/12/2007Lisa Dwyer - Liverpool HEP Christmas meeting 2007 22 Noisy Strips
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17/12/2007Lisa Dwyer - Liverpool HEP Christmas meeting 2007 23 Clustering process Use standard algorithm Looks for strip with ADC value > 10 Then looks at adjacent strips ADC value >5 Produces 1, 2 and 3 strip clusters If two strip cluster consider its neighbouring strips Produces 2, 3 and 4 strip clusters
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17/12/2007Lisa Dwyer - Liverpool HEP Christmas meeting 2007 24 Results Modulefg M30p adjacent-0.2 +0.05 -0.02 -0.22 +0.04 -0.08 M30p 3 apart-0.12 +0.02 -0.06 -0.1 +0.06 -0.01 M31p adjacent+0.12 +0.005 -0.01 -0.28 +0.01 -0.02 M31p 3 apart-0.16 +0.04 -0.05 -0.18 +0.04 -0.02 M30p –least affected by crosstalk M31p –most affected by crosstalk
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