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Introduction Theory Design & Considerable Factors MWPC, Charged Particle Trajectory Tracking System 20160383 Jaewhan Oh December 3, 2017 20160383 Jaewhan Oh MWPC, Charged Particle Trajectory Tracking System Introduction Theory Design


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MWPC, Charged Particle Trajectory Tracking System

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1 Introduction 2 Theory 3 Design & Considerable Factors

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History

MWPC developed by Georges Charpak at 1968. The Nobel Prize in Physics 1992 was awarded to Georges Charpak for his invention and development of multiwire proportional chamber

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Advantages

Good time resolution Good position accuracy Self-triggered operation

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MWPC

Multi-wire proportional chamber gives positional information

  • f charged particle trajectory

Consists of two cathode plates, and a set of thin parallel anode wires. (r=30 µm Au)

Figure: Schematic view of MWPC

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MWPC

When high energy particle pass through the MWPC, it makes ion-electron pair. It called as primary ionization. Free electron accelerated by electric field that caused by anode wires. It collide with other gas molecule and make another ionization pair. It called as secondary ionization. Ratio between number of event of primary ionization and secondary ionization is called as a gas gain.

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Townsend avalanche

Secondary ionization process amplifies the number of electrons and it called as Townsend avalanche.

Figure: Townsend avalanche

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Bethe-Bloch formula

Mean stopping power for high energy charged particle can expressed as

− < dE dx >= a(E) + b(E)E

(2.1) a(E) means eletronic term and b(E) means radiation term

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Bethe-Bloch fomula

In 1930, H.Bethe introduced generalized oscillator strength which related to form-factor. Bethe-Bloch Formula Let Eloss is energy loss of charged particle and I means mean excitation energy of medium. In high energy region we have

Eloss = K

2 z2 Z

A

1

β2 [ln 2mec2β2γ2Kmax I2 − β2].

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Bethe-Bloch fomula

Ioniztion energy of various gases Gas

ρ(g/cm3) I0 Wi(eV) dE/dx(Mevg−1cm2) H2

8.38 ·105 15.4 37 4.03 He 1.66 ·10−4 24.6 41 1.94

N2

1.17·10−3 15.5 35 1.68 Ne 8.39 ·10−4 21.6 36 1.68 Ar 1.66 ·10−3 15.8 26 1.47 Kr 3.49 ·10−3 14.0 24 1.32 Xe 5.49 ·10−3 12.1 22 1.23

CO2

1.86 ·10−3 13.7 33 2.21

CH4

6.70 ·10−4 10.8 23 1.86

Table: Density, Ionization potential, Energy required to produce an ionization pair and Mean energy loss of charged particles in various gases

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Design

Electric Potential When V(c)=0 and applied potential on anode wires are V0, electric potential in MWPC is

V(x, y) = CV0

4πǫ0

[2πL d − ln(4(sin2 πx d + sinh2 πy d ))]

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Design

Electric Field When V(c)=0 and applied potential on anode wires are V0, electric field in MWPC is

E(x, y) = CV0

2ǫ0d(1 + tan2 πx

s tanh πy s )

1 2 (tan2 πx

d + tanh2 πy d )− 1

2

Figure: Electric field and potential

in MWPC

Figure: More detail view

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Design

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Design of Geometrical factor

Use Ar 75% and CO2 25% mixture Value of applied voltage is 1.55kV, and gap size is 3.2mm.

Figure: Gas gain verse wire-wire distance

Expectation value of gas gain is 104. Choose the distance between wire as 0.75cm

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Design for wire plates

Expectation value of signal size is around 50mV. Amplification rate have to be 1012. Also, integration time is around 100ns.

Figure: Design of wire plate Figure: Real material

Used 1pF capacitors & 100kΩ resistors

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Gas Mixture

Townsend avalanche multiplication can easily occur in noble gas. Financial problem. Xenon and Krypton are expansive. Therefore we usually use Argon gas Photoelectric effect.

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Wire tension

Capacitance of wire When V(c)=0 and applied potential on anode wires are V0, capacitance per unit length of wire is

C =

2πǫ0

πL d − ln(2πa s )

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Wire tension

We have to consider electrostatic force between anode wires. Electrostatic Force When r is distance between anode wires and C is capacitance per unit lenght then electrostatic force between wires is,

F(r) = (CV0)2

2πǫ0 1

r

Anode wire Benting or attachment! Give critical damage to Circuit elements. Cannot know the exact trajectory of charged particle

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Wire tension

We can solve this problem just apply some tension on anode wires. The value of applied tension is depend on applied voltage and wire distance. If we have a lot of wires we have to consider the yield strength

  • f wire plate.

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Wire tension

When T is the mechanical tension of wire and δ is displacement of wire along its length then Restoring force of wire is

R = T dx2 d2δ

(3.2) For equilibrium, this have to be same as electrostatic force between

  • wires. Then solution δ(x) is

δ(x) = δ0 sin(CV0

2s

π ǫ0T x)

(3.3)

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Wire tension

From boundary condition, δ(L) = δ(0)= 0 Tc is given and if applied tension is bigger than critical tension, no solution is possible other than δ(x) = 0

T > Tc =

1 4πǫ0

(CV0L s )2

(3.4)

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Thank you for your attention!

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