1. Nov 1, 2007 IEEE NSS & MIC 2007 by C. Y. Chi 1 A Faster Digitizer System for the Hadron Blind Detector in the PHENIX Experiment Cheng-Yi Chi Nevis Lab Physics Dept. Columbia University for the PHENIX experiment N35-6

2. 2 HBD Team n Weizmann Institute of Science A.Dubey, Z. Fraenkel, A. Kozlov, M. Naglis, I. Ravinovich, D.Sharma, I.Tserruya* n Stony Brook University W.Anderson, Z.Citron, J.M.Durham, T.Hemmick, J.Kamin n Brookhaven National Lab B.Azmoun, A.Milov, R.Pisani, T.Sakaguchi, A.Sickles, S.Stoll, C.Woody (Physics) J.Harder, P.O’Connor, V.Radeka, B.Yu (Instrumentation Division) n Columbia University (Nevis Labs) C-Y. Chi, F.W. Sippach * Project Leader

3. Nov 1, 2007 IEEE NSS & MIC 2007 by C. Y. Chi 3 Honeycomb panels Mylar entrance window HV panel Pad readout plane HV panelTriple GEM module with mesh grid Mesh CsI layer Triple GEM Readout Pads e-e- Primary ionization g HV  Proximity focus Cherenkov counter.  Use CsI to convert photon to electron.  GEM is used for amplify the electron from CsI.  Measure time and charge  Installed in 2006 HADRON BLIND DETECTOR N05-1 HBD I.Tserruya N15-295 HBD Gas S.Stoll MP5-3 Gain J.S.Kamin N15-239, GAS B. Azmoun MP4-2 Foil B. Azmoun

4. Nov 1, 2007 IEEE NSS & MIC 2007 by C. Y. Chi 4 Charge Preamp with On-Board Cable Driver (IO1195-1-REVA) Features: 1)+/- 5V power supply. 2)165 mW power dissipation. 3)Bipolar operation (Q_input = +/- ) 4)Differential outputs for driving 100 ohm twisted pair cable. 5)Large output voltage swing -- +/- 1.5V (cable terminated at both ends) (+/- 3V at driver output) 6)Low noise: Q_noise = 345e (C_external = 5pF, shaping =.25us) (Cf = 1pF, Rf = 1meg) 7)Size = 15mm x 19mm 8)Preamp output (internal) will operate +/- 2.5V to handle large pile-up. Preamp (BNL IO-1195) 2304 channels total 19 mm 15 mm

5. Nov 1, 2007 IEEE NSS & MIC 2007 by C. Y. Chi 5 S-S+GS-S+ Signal arrangement Use 2MM Hard Metric cable to move signals between preamp/FEM 2mm HM connector has 5 pins per row and 2mm spacing between pins and rows There are two types of cable configuration: *100 ohms parallel shielded cable 50 ohms coaxial cable Our choice is This gives us signal density 2mm x 10mm for every 2 signals. Same type of cables will be used for L1 trigger data. MERITEC

6. Nov 1, 2007 IEEE NSS & MIC 2007 by C. Y. Chi 6 FEM receiver + ADC 8 CHANNEL 65 MHz 12 bits ADC ( 80 TQFP) The +/- input can swing from 1V to 2V, V cm =1.5V + side 2V, - side 1V -> highest count - side 2V, + side 1V -> lowest count Our +/- input will swing from 1.5 to 2V/ 1.5 to 1V we will only get 11 bits out of 12 bits 16fc will be roughly sitting at 200 count We will run the ADC at 6X beam crossing clock 6X9.4 MHz = 56.4 MHz or ~17.7ns per samples ADC data are serialized LVDS at 12*56.4 MHz= 678 MHz Differential Receiver ADC Preamp Cable driver FPGA Based on AD8138 receiver Unity gain TI ADS5272

7. Nov 1, 2007 IEEE NSS & MIC 2007 by C. Y. Chi 7 Signals from Preamp HBD ADC board Differential receiver ADC ALTERA FPGA 48 channels per board 6U X160 mm size We use ALTERA STRATIX II 60 FPGA to receive the 6 ADC’s data It has 8 SERDES blocks. ALTERA provides de-serializer Mega function block. 6XADC clock  SERDES clock  data de-serialized as 6 bit 120 MHZ  Regroup to 12 bits at 60 MHz, 45 degree phase adjustment step. Timing Margin  270 degree. The FPGA also provides  L1 delay (up to 240 samples)  8 events buffer  ADC setting download  Offline slow readback  7 threshold levels for L1 trigger primitives per channel.

8. Nov 1, 2007 IEEE NSS & MIC 2007 by C. Y. Chi 8 Clock fanout Clock Master GTM + Ethernet FEM (ADC) FEM (ADC) XMIT DCM Pulser Preamp FEM CRATE FEM Crate Block Diagram FEM: Digitize the detector pulse Clock Fanout -> distribut the ADC + system clocks XMIT: send the digitize data to DAQ Pulse: send the test pulse to the preamp Clock Master: Interface with PHENIX timing system for L1, clock etc. DCM: PHENIX Data Collection Module 60MW/sec 80MW/sec Optical link 60MHz ADC clock 20MHz system clock Token passing dataway

9. Nov 1, 2007 IEEE NSS & MIC 2007 by C. Y. Chi 9 16MV test pulse on all the channels on FEM number 2 The test is done by moving test jigs cables (6 outputs) 8 times. 10mv, 100ns per division Digital sum 20mv/division 60Mhz noise kicks back from ADC Preamp output Output of FEM receiver

10. Nov 1, 2007 IEEE NSS & MIC 2007 by C. Y. Chi 10 ADC test result -2 Preamp off Preamp on Preamp + ADC system performance Sigma on the baseline ADC distribution for 192 channel Average over 40 events ADC Sample # ADC distribution for sample 15 TEST Pulse Injection at preamp input

11. Nov 1, 2007 IEEE NSS & MIC 2007 by C. Y. Chi 11 ADC test result -3 ADC Sample Number ADC Distribution 100 events histogram from test pulse injection. The result after doing Pulse (n+2) – Pulse (n) ADC Sample Number ADC Distribution

12. Nov 1, 2007 IEEE NSS & MIC 2007 by C. Y. Chi 12 CONCLUSION  The electronics has been installed and run successfully in 2007 run.  We have ~2300 channel installed.  The FEM board power consumption is about 20W for 48 channel.  The whole system fit into 4 crates, including the enough space of adding L1 trigger boards.  We read out 12 samples of ADC data per channel. The channel has ADC (peak – baseline) < threshold (channel) get dropped in the data acquisition system.  Both TI and Analog Device now have multiple channels 14 bits ADC.  We will develop a new system for 14 bits application with slightly higher packing density.

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