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Digitization in EMC simulation Dmytro Melnychuk, Soltan Institute for Nuclear Studies, Warsaw, Poland.

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1 Digitization in EMC simulation Dmytro Melnychuk, Soltan Institute for Nuclear Studies, Warsaw, Poland

2 General scheme of digitization PWO Preamplifier/ shaper FADC Digi APD ● Conversion from deposited energy to photons ● Signal conversion in APD ● Signal transformation in pre-amplifier/shaper ● FADC ● Extraction of signal amplitude from FADC output (digital filter or simple parabolic fit)

3 Design parameters which affect digitization ● Noise (preamplifier + APD) ● Photon statistics (photoelectrons per MeV) ● Shaping time (integration, differentiation) ● Scintillation time constant ● FADC frequency Foreseen but not used at the moment: ● Noise dependency on the channel (measured values which will be taken from Condition Data Base (CDB)) ● Non-uniformity of light production

4 Values of parameters 2 options for read-out electronics: - Quad-preamplifier (developed by Basel group), noise value = 1600 e- at -25 C (0.12 MeV), external shaping = 250 ns - ASIC read-out, noise 4400 e- at -25 C (0.34 MeV), built-in shaping = 100 ns (?) Other parameters: ● APD contribution to noise – excess noise factor F=1.38 at gain M=50, dark current (?) ● 400 photoelectrons per MeV at -25 C, QE=70% ● 80 MHz FADC ● crystal scintillation time 6 ns

5 Energy resolution dependence on digitization 1) Single gammas with different energies were generated with uniform angular distribution (10, 50, 100, 200, 500, 1000 MeV) 2) Dependence of energy deposited in 1 cluster on parameter of electronics (cluster – group of neighboring crystals) Energy threshold for single crystal = 1MeV

6 Photon statistic dependence E=10 MeVE=50 MeV RMS (MeV)

7 Noise dependence RMS (MeV)

8 Shaping time dependence RMS (MeV)

9 Summary 1) Energy resolution is sensitive to photon statistic only at lowest energies 2) Noise contribution to energy resolution is on the level of 3% and decrease with growth of energy 3) Energy resolution does not depend significantly on the shaping time but it a little bit worse for smaller values To do: ● Event mixing ● Realistic digi format from DAQ


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