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Colloquium Nikhef, July Particle detector de- velopment in various fields of physics Serge Duarte Pinto Gaseous Particle detector development in various fields of physics detectors Ionization Drift,


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Particle detector de- velopment in various fields of physics Serge Duarte Pinto Gaseous detectors

Ionization Drift, multiplication Induction

Gems Large gems

Single mask technique Splicing Prototype

Spherical gems

Diffraction Prototype Tooling

Beam instrumen- tation

Robust triple gem

Colloquium

Nikhef,  July 

Particle detector development in various fields of physics

Serge Duarte Pinto

PHOTONIS

 July 

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Particle detector de- velopment in various fields of physics Serge Duarte Pinto Gaseous detectors

Ionization Drift, multiplication Induction

Gems Large gems

Single mask technique Splicing Prototype

Spherical gems

Diffraction Prototype Tooling

Beam instrumen- tation

Robust triple gem

Gaseous detectors

Working principle

single wire strips holes parallel plate grooves multiwire Working principle of all gaseous detectors

 Ionization  Drift  Multiplication  Charge

collection/ signal induction

50 µm micropin array

  • InGrid on pixel chip

ne-pitch µ fi pic gem microhole & strip plate Cobra thick bulk Micromegas gem

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Particle detector de- velopment in various fields of physics Serge Duarte Pinto Gaseous detectors

Ionization Drift, multiplication Induction

Gems Large gems

Single mask technique Splicing Prototype

Spherical gems

Diffraction Prototype Tooling

Beam instrumen- tation

Robust triple gem

Ionisation

Charged and neutral particles 10 20 [mm]

Ionization mechanisms Charged particles: tracks, clusters

Primary ionization Secondary ionization Penning transfer

Neutral particles (photons, neutrons): conversion process

X-rays: heavy noble gases (Kr, Xe) Neutrons: special isotopes (He, B)

Isotopes used for thermal neutron detection Isotope σ(barn) Reaction

He

. · 

He + n → H(.MeV) + p(.MeV) Li

. · 

Li + n → H(.MeV) + α(.MeV) B

. · 

B + n → Li(.MeV) + α(.MeV)

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Particle detector de- velopment in various fields of physics Serge Duarte Pinto Gaseous detectors

Ionization Drift, multiplication Induction

Gems Large gems

Single mask technique Splicing Prototype

Spherical gems

Diffraction Prototype Tooling

Beam instrumen- tation

Robust triple gem

Drift & multiplication

Movement and multiplication of charges

Drift Electrons: high drift velocity and strong diffusion: σx =

  • DL

µE (L is the drift length) Ions: follow electric field lines, but ∼ × slower Multiplication Strong electric fields, ∼  kV/cm and more Only electrons make ionizing collisions The avalanche develops exponentially: N N = exp b

a

αds (α is the first Townsend coefficient) Proportional mode (energy resolution)

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Particle detector de- velopment in various fields of physics Serge Duarte Pinto Gaseous detectors

Ionization Drift, multiplication Induction

Gems Large gems

Single mask technique Splicing Prototype

Spherical gems

Diffraction Prototype Tooling

Beam instrumen- tation

Robust triple gem

Collection & induction

Signals induced by movement of charges

Induction All charges are absorbed by electrodes, or recombine. Only movement of charges causes signal induction. Ramo’s theorem: Iind

n (t) = –qEn [x(t)] · v(t).

En is the weighting field. Wire chamber signals are dominated by slow movement of ions (the so-called ion tails). The case of resistive readout electrodes is more complicated (the weighting field becomes time dependent). cartesian small angle hexaboard strips-on-pads

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Particle detector de- velopment in various fields of physics Serge Duarte Pinto Gaseous detectors

Ionization Drift, multiplication Induction

Gems Large gems

Single mask technique Splicing Prototype

Spherical gems

Diffraction Prototype Tooling

Beam instrumen- tation

Robust triple gem

Gems

Gas Electron Multiplier

Gem properties Amplification structure independent from readout structure Fast electron signals, no ion tails Manufacturing based on industrial materials & procedures Possibility to cascade Flexible material, possible to change shape

Electrons Ions

60 % 40 %

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Particle detector de- velopment in various fields of physics Serge Duarte Pinto Gaseous detectors

Ionization Drift, multiplication Induction

Gems Large gems

Single mask technique Splicing Prototype

Spherical gems

Diffraction Prototype Tooling

Beam instrumen- tation

Robust triple gem

Gems

Discharge probability

Cascading gems suppresses discharge probability

  • S. Bachmann et al Nucl. Instr. and Meth. A

()

  • S. Bachmann et al, Nucl.
  • Instr. and Meth. A 

()

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Particle detector de- velopment in various fields of physics Serge Duarte Pinto Gaseous detectors

Ionization Drift, multiplication Induction

Gems Large gems

Single mask technique Splicing Prototype

Spherical gems

Diffraction Prototype Tooling

Beam instrumen- tation

Robust triple gem

Large area GEMs

For muon tracking and triggering

Ideas for a totem T upgrade Large triple gem chambers (∼  cm) Discs of  ×  chambers, back to back Overlap allows adjustable disc radius

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Particle detector de- velopment in various fields of physics Serge Duarte Pinto Gaseous detectors

Ionization Drift, multiplication Induction

Gems Large gems

Single mask technique Splicing Prototype

Spherical gems

Diffraction Prototype Tooling

Beam instrumen- tation

Robust triple gem

TOTEM T upgrade

Technical challenges for such large active area

Technical hurdles for fabrication of large gems Double mask technique introduces alignment errors at such dimensions Base material is only  mm wide

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Particle detector de- velopment in various fields of physics Serge Duarte Pinto Gaseous detectors

Ionization Drift, multiplication Induction

Gems Large gems

Single mask technique Splicing Prototype

Spherical gems

Diffraction Prototype Tooling

Beam instrumen- tation

Robust triple gem

TOTEM T upgrade

Technical challenges for such large active area

Technical hurdles for fabrication of large gems Double mask technique introduces alignment errors at such dimensions − → use single mask technique Base material is only  mm wide

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Particle detector de- velopment in various fields of physics Serge Duarte Pinto Gaseous detectors

Ionization Drift, multiplication Induction

Gems Large gems

Single mask technique Splicing Prototype

Spherical gems

Diffraction Prototype Tooling

Beam instrumen- tation

Robust triple gem

TOTEM T upgrade

Technical challenges for such large active area

Technical hurdles for fabrication of large gems Double mask technique introduces alignment errors at such dimensions − → use single mask technique Base material is only  mm wide − → splice foils together

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Particle detector de- velopment in various fields of physics Serge Duarte Pinto Gaseous detectors

Ionization Drift, multiplication Induction

Gems Large gems

Single mask technique Splicing Prototype

Spherical gems

Diffraction Prototype Tooling

Beam instrumen- tation

Robust triple gem

Large GEM manufacturing

Double mask vs. single mask technique

Double mask µm kapton foil µm copperclad photoresist coating, masking, exposure metal etching kapton etching metal etching second masking metal etching, and cleaning Single mask

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Particle detector de- velopment in various fields of physics Serge Duarte Pinto Gaseous detectors

Ionization Drift, multiplication Induction

Gems Large gems

Single mask technique Splicing Prototype

Spherical gems

Diffraction Prototype Tooling

Beam instrumen- tation

Robust triple gem

Single mask technique

Similar performance at lower cost

First results were not encouraging − → SMT now performs similar to standard gem.

delamination

Single GEM gain curves

10 100 1000 350 400 450 500 550 600 Δ VGEM (V) gain SMSC010 SMSC011 SMSC012 SMSC013 SMSC014

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Particle detector de- velopment in various fields of physics Serge Duarte Pinto Gaseous detectors

Ionization Drift, multiplication Induction

Gems Large gems

Single mask technique Splicing Prototype

Spherical gems

Diffraction Prototype Tooling

Beam instrumen- tation

Robust triple gem

Large GEM manufacturing

Back to biconical holes

Evolution of single-mask technique results in biconical holes polyimide etching bottom metal etching photoresist stripping polyimide etching top view bottom view bottom view cross-section Both visually and in terms of performance these gems are almost indistinguishable from standard gems.

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Particle detector de- velopment in various fields of physics Serge Duarte Pinto Gaseous detectors

Ionization Drift, multiplication Induction

Gems Large gems

Single mask technique Splicing Prototype

Spherical gems

Diffraction Prototype Tooling

Beam instrumen- tation

Robust triple gem

Splicing GEMs

Glue foils with pyralux coverlay

Coverlay to glue gems Seam is flat, regular, mechanically and dielectrically strong, and only  mm wide.

kapton glue

− →

flash gap

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Particle detector de- velopment in various fields of physics Serge Duarte Pinto Gaseous detectors

Ionization Drift, multiplication Induction

Gems Large gems

Single mask technique Splicing Prototype

Spherical gems

Diffraction Prototype Tooling

Beam instrumen- tation

Robust triple gem

Splicing GEMs

Test performance near the seam

X-ray with ∅. mm collimator Rate scan over the seam Behaves normally until at the seam Performance rest of gem surface unaffected

500 1000 1500 2000 2500 3000 3500

rate (Hz)

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Particle detector de- velopment in various fields of physics Serge Duarte Pinto Gaseous detectors

Ionization Drift, multiplication Induction

Gems Large gems

Single mask technique Splicing Prototype

Spherical gems

Diffraction Prototype Tooling

Beam instrumen- tation

Robust triple gem

The prototype

The final detector and its performance

gas connectors board-to-board connectors high voltage distributors

Energy resolution

σE E = .% at . keV (Cu

x-rays)

50 100 150 200 250 300 350 400 450 500 2 4 6 8 10 12 E (keV) (a.u.)

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Particle detector de- velopment in various fields of physics Serge Duarte Pinto Gaseous detectors

Ionization Drift, multiplication Induction

Gems Large gems

Single mask technique Splicing Prototype

Spherical gems

Diffraction Prototype Tooling

Beam instrumen- tation

Robust triple gem

X-ray or neutron diffraction

Powder diffraction with D detector

Diffraction and detector requirements Circular patterns if sample is powder of randomly oriented crystals. Need a large area detector (large for solid state standards) Gas detector seems natural solution, but introduces parallax error sample Debye-Scherrer cones 2D imaging detector collimated x-ray or neutron beam

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Particle detector de- velopment in various fields of physics Serge Duarte Pinto Gaseous detectors

Ionization Drift, multiplication Induction

Gems Large gems

Single mask technique Splicing Prototype

Spherical gems

Diffraction Prototype Tooling

Beam instrumen- tation

Robust triple gem

Diffraction with gas detectors

Parallax error & how it degrades resolution

conversion here or there? drift cathode & entrance window drift region of detector homogeneous E field amplification structure sample x-ray beam diffracted ray error 1 Neutron energy (meV) X-ray photon energy (keV) 10 100 1 10 Absorption depth (mm) 1 0.1 10 100 1000 Ne Ar Kr Xe ³He BF³

10

X-rays Neutrons

Methods to suppress parallax error Efficient conversion gas reduces the probable conversion depth Increase in pressure has same effect, but necessitates thicker window Spherical entrance window helps a lot, and allows higher pressure Truly spherical conversion gap would be optimal (zero parallax error)

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Particle detector de- velopment in various fields of physics Serge Duarte Pinto Gaseous detectors

Ionization Drift, multiplication Induction

Gems Large gems

Single mask technique Splicing Prototype

Spherical gems

Diffraction Prototype Tooling

Beam instrumen- tation

Robust triple gem

Prototype

Single spherical gem with flat readout

Enter a spherical gem in an existing detector

1 cm Beryllium entrance window 14.8 cm 16 cm R = 12 cm

curvature

R = 13 cm

curvature

GEM θ = 72.6°

  • pening

readout board: 20×20 cm

Single spherical gem Spherical Be entrance window Can work with  bar of Xe Spherical gem creates radial drift field Charge transfer issues in induction region

500 1 000 1 500 2000 2500 3000 3500 5 1 0 1 5 20 25 30 E (kV /cm) θ (degrees)

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Particle detector de- velopment in various fields of physics Serge Duarte Pinto Gaseous detectors

Ionization Drift, multiplication Induction

Gems Large gems

Single mask technique Splicing Prototype

Spherical gems

Diffraction Prototype Tooling

Beam instrumen- tation

Robust triple gem

Forming spherical GEMs

The tooling 26 cm

16 cm

GEM foil plate ring

10kg 10kg

Minimal amount of custom tooling The flat gem is mounted on the plate without possibility to slip Opening diameters and radii of curvature can be individually tuned Temperature ≥ ◦C for about  hours Weight of ∼ kg applied

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Particle detector de- velopment in various fields of physics Serge Duarte Pinto Gaseous detectors

Ionization Drift, multiplication Induction

Gems Large gems

Single mask technique Splicing Prototype

Spherical gems

Diffraction Prototype Tooling

Beam instrumen- tation

Robust triple gem

Forming spherical GEMs

First tests: mapping a multi-parameter space

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Particle detector de- velopment in various fields of physics Serge Duarte Pinto Gaseous detectors

Ionization Drift, multiplication Induction

Gems Large gems

Single mask technique Splicing Prototype

Spherical gems

Diffraction Prototype Tooling

Beam instrumen- tation

Robust triple gem

Forming spherical GEMs

Gas tight enclosure

Stainless steel box encloses the setup completely Fits entirely in the oven, and can still be opened easily Upgraded later to work in a vacuum (∼ – mbar)

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Particle detector de- velopment in various fields of physics Serge Duarte Pinto Gaseous detectors

Ionization Drift, multiplication Induction

Gems Large gems

Single mask technique Splicing Prototype

Spherical gems

Diffraction Prototype Tooling

Beam instrumen- tation

Robust triple gem

Forming spherical GEMs

Deposits

C O Cu Si 1 2 3 Energy (keV) cps 10 20 30

Thin film growth ↑ Apart from some oxidation, a thin film deposits on the electrodes ← Elemental analysis reveals this is also copper oxide . . . Working in a vacuum helps a lot to eliminate this phenomenon

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Particle detector de- velopment in various fields of physics Serge Duarte Pinto Gaseous detectors

Ionization Drift, multiplication Induction

Gems Large gems

Single mask technique Splicing Prototype

Spherical gems

Diffraction Prototype Tooling

Beam instrumen- tation

Robust triple gem

Forming spherical GEMs

In a vacuum

Great improvements Looks better than ever before Holds high voltage Still needs to be cleaned after forming, seems to be inevitable

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Particle detector de- velopment in various fields of physics Serge Duarte Pinto Gaseous detectors

Ionization Drift, multiplication Induction

Gems Large gems

Single mask technique Splicing Prototype

Spherical gems

Diffraction Prototype Tooling

Beam instrumen- tation

Robust triple gem

Conical field cage

For a well-defined field in the conversion region

Resistive divider Standard multilayer PCB

  • 10
  • 5
  • 1

1 5 10 percentage field distortion field cage electrodes drift cathode GEM electrode gas volume PCB dielectric

Lateral extension of fringe field between the spherical planes is proportional to width of conversion gap Radial field quality is critical for parallax-free property A field cage can be made of a standard multilayer PCB Resistive divider distributes voltages over layers The cage can be the mechanical fixture for the gem

Copper thickness (µm) Number of electrodes 3 4 5 100 200 300 400 500 600 700 800 900 1000 Region of 1% field distortion (mm) 0.2 0.4 0.6 0.8 1.0 1.2 1.4 1.6 1.8 2.0

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Particle detector de- velopment in various fields of physics Serge Duarte Pinto Gaseous detectors

Ionization Drift, multiplication Induction

Gems Large gems

Single mask technique Splicing Prototype

Spherical gems

Diffraction Prototype Tooling

Beam instrumen- tation

Robust triple gem

Conical field cage

Made from multilayer PCB

Design of conical field cage for first prototype  electrodes Also supplies gem and fixes it mechanically Fabrication is fast and cheap

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Particle detector de- velopment in various fields of physics Serge Duarte Pinto Gaseous detectors

Ionization Drift, multiplication Induction

Gems Large gems

Single mask technique Splicing Prototype

Spherical gems

Diffraction Prototype Tooling

Beam instrumen- tation

Robust triple gem

Spacers

Curved structure to keep accurate spacing

Curved spacer in drift gap Not certain if it is needed, spherical gems seem rather self-supporting Fabrication less straightforward than flat spacers Stereolithography is accurate, fast, and affordable Improved design solves minor flaws

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Particle detector de- velopment in various fields of physics Serge Duarte Pinto Gaseous detectors

Ionization Drift, multiplication Induction

Gems Large gems

Single mask technique Splicing Prototype

Spherical gems

Diffraction Prototype Tooling

Beam instrumen- tation

Robust triple gem

Final assembly

Before integration in detector

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Particle detector de- velopment in various fields of physics Serge Duarte Pinto Gaseous detectors

Ionization Drift, multiplication Induction

Gems Large gems

Single mask technique Splicing Prototype

Spherical gems

Diffraction Prototype Tooling

Beam instrumen- tation

Robust triple gem

First results

At  bar pressure

proportional multiplication

  • max. gain: 30

100 1000 10000

  • 100

100 200 300 400 500 600 I_grid (pA) ΔV_GEM (V) GEM becomes “transparent”

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Particle detector de- velopment in various fields of physics Serge Duarte Pinto Gaseous detectors

Ionization Drift, multiplication Induction

Gems Large gems

Single mask technique Splicing Prototype

Spherical gems

Diffraction Prototype Tooling

Beam instrumen- tation

Robust triple gem

Spherical multiple GEM

Solves transfer issues

8 cm 9.6 cm R = 5 cm

curvature

R = 6 cm

curvature

1 cm 1.7 mm Beryllium entrance window GEM grid readout board: 7×7 cm θ = 106°

  • pening

14 cm θ = 106°

  • pening

gas in gas out 1.4 cm triple GEM

{

spherical readout board all return radii 8 mm

Multiple gem with spherical readout We can recycle some tooling and films from existing design With D readout one can avoid effective gain variations with θ For mechanical tolerance, we may need to increase inter-gem spacing Spherical readout board will be highly non-trivial

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Particle detector de- velopment in various fields of physics Serge Duarte Pinto Gaseous detectors

Ionization Drift, multiplication Induction

Gems Large gems

Single mask technique Splicing Prototype

Spherical gems

Diffraction Prototype Tooling

Beam instrumen- tation

Robust triple gem

Antiproton decelerator

Beam profile measurements

Movable detector that absorbs beam Due to low energy (. MeV) beam profile measurements are necessarily destructive. Detector installed in a pendulum that can be moved in & out the beam. The inside of the pendulum is in contact with ambient air. Window of  µm (ss) causes energy loss and multiple scattering.

p beam ambient atmosphere continuous beam vacuum detector pendulum thin window

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Particle detector de- velopment in various fields of physics Serge Duarte Pinto Gaseous detectors

Ionization Drift, multiplication Induction

Gems Large gems

Single mask technique Splicing Prototype

Spherical gems

Diffraction Prototype Tooling

Beam instrumen- tation

Robust triple gem

The readout board

Light version

mylar foil Ni mesh XY-readout gem rigid support with thin metal film polyimide foil new XY-readout gem polyimide foil 1.5% X₀ 0.17% X₀

Design changes Change of readout board and drift electrode leads to % reduction in material budget Gas distribution through the vias

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Particle detector de- velopment in various fields of physics Serge Duarte Pinto Gaseous detectors

Ionization Drift, multiplication Induction

Gems Large gems

Single mask technique Splicing Prototype

Spherical gems

Diffraction Prototype Tooling

Beam instrumen- tation

Robust triple gem

The readout board

XY-readout with strips & pads

strips for x-coordinate interconnected pads for y-coordinate

Readout optimized for the purpose Lower pitch allows space for vias Much cheaper and more robust structure Equal charge sharing by geometry, no surface charging involved Same design works on rigid board or flex A flex readout board allows a significant reduction of material budget . . .

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Particle detector de- velopment in various fields of physics Serge Duarte Pinto Gaseous detectors

Ionization Drift, multiplication Induction

Gems Large gems

Single mask technique Splicing Prototype

Spherical gems

Diffraction Prototype Tooling

Beam instrumen- tation

Robust triple gem

The cathode

Thin metal layer deposited on Kapton

Cathode & window Made from the base material of cern gems. In the active area all copper is removed, but not the submicron tie-coat of chrome. The resistivity is reproducible from foil to foil, and does not change after stretching. Any surface impact must be avoided.

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Particle detector de- velopment in various fields of physics Serge Duarte Pinto Gaseous detectors

Ionization Drift, multiplication Induction

Gems Large gems

Single mask technique Splicing Prototype

Spherical gems

Diffraction Prototype Tooling

Beam instrumen- tation

Robust triple gem

Light single GEM

For the antiproton decelerator

  • (mm)

Standard integrators Modified integrators

  • High voltage
  • Amplitude (V)

beam axis beam axis

Single gem to accommodate also  MeV beam Modifications of local electronics were needed to cope with fast spill structure Now installed throughout the ad

  • . kΩ

nF

  • Cf= pF
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Particle detector de- velopment in various fields of physics Serge Duarte Pinto Gaseous detectors

Ionization Drift, multiplication Induction

Gems Large gems

Single mask technique Splicing Prototype

Spherical gems

Diffraction Prototype Tooling

Beam instrumen- tation

Robust triple gem

Profiles

Without the gem

  • Dri velocity x gain (cm/μs)

Normalized integrated amplitude (a.u.) High voltage (V) .·⁷ .·⁷ Drift velocity x gain Intensity

  • (Magboltz)

Micropattern ionization chamber ( pF) Works fine, no distortion, proportional with beam intensity. Amplitude largely defined by recombination. Ionization density in center of the beam of order  cm–!

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Particle detector de- velopment in various fields of physics Serge Duarte Pinto Gaseous detectors

Ionization Drift, multiplication Induction

Gems Large gems

Single mask technique Splicing Prototype

Spherical gems

Diffraction Prototype Tooling

Beam instrumen- tation

Robust triple gem

Robust triple GEM

Stiff Rohacell front and back panels

cathode XY-readout polyimide foil drift gap: 3 mm fiberglass frames induction gap: 2 mm GEMs Rohacell/fiberglass panels 3 mm 2 mm 2 mm 2 mm

20 x 20 cm² active area

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Particle detector de- velopment in various fields of physics Serge Duarte Pinto Gaseous detectors

Ionization Drift, multiplication Induction

Gems Large gems

Single mask technique Splicing Prototype

Spherical gems

Diffraction Prototype Tooling

Beam instrumen- tation

Robust triple gem

Robust triple GEM

First tests

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 Amplitude (V) Channel

Successfully tested in sps Design modification to prevent gas leakage through Rohacell foam Material budget of .% X too large for many applications of  ×  cm detectors

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Particle detector de- velopment in various fields of physics Serge Duarte Pinto Gaseous detectors

Ionization Drift, multiplication Induction

Gems Large gems

Single mask technique Splicing Prototype

Spherical gems

Diffraction Prototype Tooling

Beam instrumen- tation

Robust triple gem

Thanks

Thank you! Any questions?

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Particle detector de- velopment in various fields of physics Serge Duarte Pinto Gaseous detectors

Ionization Drift, multiplication Induction

Gems Large gems

Single mask technique Splicing Prototype

Spherical gems

Diffraction Prototype Tooling

Beam instrumen- tation

Robust triple gem

Assembly

From the design to a prototype

Stretching and framing the spliced single mask gem foils Making the honeycomb base plane and top cover

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Particle detector de- velopment in various fields of physics Serge Duarte Pinto Gaseous detectors

Ionization Drift, multiplication Induction

Gems Large gems

Single mask technique Splicing Prototype

Spherical gems

Diffraction Prototype Tooling

Beam instrumen- tation

Robust triple gem

Assembly

From the design to a prototype

Gluing the cathode to the honeycomb frame Final assembly of all frames

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Particle detector de- velopment in various fields of physics Serge Duarte Pinto Gaseous detectors

Ionization Drift, multiplication Induction

Gems Large gems

Single mask technique Splicing Prototype

Spherical gems

Diffraction Prototype Tooling

Beam instrumen- tation

Robust triple gem

Manufacturing

High voltage distribution

Compact high voltage divider board Based on only smd components Using zif sockets to connect to gem terminals Traces that lead to gem sectors are embedded in frame Easy to make, and to replace or debug