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SMI STEFAN MEYER INSTITUTE The PANDA Barrel-TOF Detector Sebastian Zimmermann On behalf of the Panda Barrel-TOF group Vienna INSTR-17, Novosibirsk, 2 nd March 2017 WWW.OEAW.AC.AT/SMI SMI STEFAN MEYER INSTITUTE Outline The PANDA


  1. SMI – STEFAN MEYER INSTITUTE The PANDA Barrel-TOF Detector Sebastian Zimmermann On behalf of the Panda Barrel-TOF group Vienna INSTR-17, Novosibirsk, 2 nd March 2017 WWW.OEAW.AC.AT/SMI

  2. SMI – STEFAN MEYER INSTITUTE Outline The PANDA experiment ● Overview of the Barrel-TOF ● Submodules ● SiPM configuration ● Time resolution ● Capabilities of the detector ● Event time determination – Event sorting – Particle Identification – INSTR-17 Novosibirsk, 2/32 WWW.OEAW.AC.AT/SMI Sebastian Zimmermann, 2 nd March 2017

  3. SMI – STEFAN MEYER INSTITUTE The PANDA Experiment One of four flagship experiments at FAIR ● Fixed target experiment with accelerated ● ani-protons on protons Momentum range of – 1.5 GeV/c to 15 GeV/c T wo operation modes of the ● High Energy Storage Ring (HESR): High resolution mode (Δp/p≤10⁻⁵, 2 MHz) – electron cooling High luminosity mode (2⋅10³² cm⁻²s⁻¹, 20 – MHz) INSTR-17 Novosibirsk, 3/32 WWW.OEAW.AC.AT/SMI Sebastian Zimmermann, 2 nd March 2017

  4. SMI – STEFAN MEYER INSTITUTE Experimental Challenges The PANDA detector will be a The Barrel TOF provides: ● ● trigger-less system Interaction time – Data rate in the Order of 200 ● Particle identification – GB/s Event selection – Needs to be reduced by a – all important for data factor of 1000 reduction The barrel time of flight ● detector plays a vital role in this regard INSTR-17 Novosibirsk, 4/32 WWW.OEAW.AC.AT/SMI Sebastian Zimmermann, 2 nd March 2017

  5. SMI – STEFAN MEYER INSTITUTE The PANDA Detector INSTR-17 Novosibirsk, 5/32 WWW.OEAW.AC.AT/SMI Sebastian Zimmermann, 2 nd March 2017

  6. SMI – STEFAN MEYER INSTITUTE The PANDA Detector INSTR-17 Novosibirsk, 6/32 WWW.OEAW.AC.AT/SMI Sebastian Zimmermann, 2 nd March 2017

  7. SMI – STEFAN MEYER INSTITUTE The PANDA Physics Program Hadron Spectroscopy and ● Exotic Hadrons Search for Gluonic Excitations – 12 Charmonium/D-Meson/Baryon – Spectroscopy 10 Hadrons in Matter 8 ● Nucleon Structure 6 ● Hypernuclei 4 ● 2 0 INSTR-17 Novosibirsk, 7/32 WWW.OEAW.AC.AT/SMI Sebastian Zimmermann, 2 nd March 2017

  8. SMI – STEFAN MEYER INSTITUTE Production Stage of the Detector TDR internal review process First data taking runs should ● ● ongoing start 2022 with start-up version Submission to FAIR in 2017 – 2017-2018: development of ● FEE 2019: industrial fabrication of ● components 2020: Assembly of mechanical ● components 2021: Installation in PANDA ● INSTR-17 Novosibirsk, 8/32 WWW.OEAW.AC.AT/SMI Sebastian Zimmermann, 2 nd March 2017

  9. SMI – STEFAN MEYER INSTITUTE The BarrelTOF Scintillator (EJ-232) 2x4 SiPMs INSTR-17 Novosibirsk, 9/32 WWW.OEAW.AC.AT/SMI Sebastian Zimmermann, 2 nd March 2017

  10. SMI – STEFAN MEYER INSTITUTE The BarrelTOF 16 segments (supermodule) ● 2x60 scintillating tiles per ● supermodule (dual module) Scintillator read out on two sides by ● 4 SiPMs each 4x4 SiPMs per dual module – FEE on each supermodule ● TOF PET ASIC from PET sys – electronics Scintillator: EJ-232 or EJ-228 (BC-422 / ● BC-418) SiPM: 3x3 mm 2 Hamamatsu ● INSTR-17 Novosibirsk, 10/32 WWW.OEAW.AC.AT/SMI Sebastian Zimmermann, 2 nd March 2017

  11. SMI – STEFAN MEYER INSTITUTE Supermodule ● Mechanical support for scintillators Railboard [1] + Dualmodule + ● and housing for 4x60 signal lines FEE ● Connects 60 channels along the Multilayer PCB board ● 1800 mm active area (currently 16 layer design) ● FEE embedded in the backward side of the board [1] inspired by MEGII: arXiv:1301.7225 900 mm INSTR-17 Novosibirsk, 11/32 WWW.OEAW.AC.AT/SMI Sebastian Zimmermann, 2 nd March 2017

  12. SMI – STEFAN MEYER INSTITUTE Railboard Crossection Screening ground lines (green) ● interconnected Signal shielding above and ● below signal line Separate for each channel – Line thickness of 18 µm ● Separated by 100 µm FR4 ● INSTR-17 Novosibirsk, 12/32 WWW.OEAW.AC.AT/SMI Sebastian Zimmermann, 2 nd March 2017

  13. SMI – STEFAN MEYER INSTITUTE Crosstalk Using sinusoidal signal ● SiPM Signal risetime in order of 1 ● ns > corresponds to 350 MHz – Approx. 2.5% crosstalk level – Crosstalk level higher for vertical ● neighbours With a real signal crosstalk only ● appears with >1V amplitudes (above expectation) At a approx. -53 dB (0.2 %) – level for 1.5 V INSTR-17 Novosibirsk, 13/32 WWW.OEAW.AC.AT/SMI Sebastian Zimmermann, 2 nd March 2017

  14. SMI – STEFAN MEYER INSTITUTE Crosstalk Using sinusoidal signal ● SiPM Signal risetime in order of ● 1 ns > corresponds to 350 MHz – Approx. 2.5% crosstalk level – Crosstalk level higher for vertical ● neighbours With a real signal crosstalk only ● appears with >1V amplitudes (above expectation) At a approx. -53 dB (0.2 %) – level for 1.5 V INSTR-17 Novosibirsk, 14/32 WWW.OEAW.AC.AT/SMI Sebastian Zimmermann, 2 nd March 2017

  15. SMI – STEFAN MEYER INSTITUTE New Design Signal shields merged and width ● reduced Potential thickness increase to ● 35 µm Width of area occupied by ● connections reduced → material budget reduced Previously approx. 2.4% X 0 – INSTR-17 Novosibirsk, 15/32 WWW.OEAW.AC.AT/SMI Sebastian Zimmermann, 2 nd March 2017

  16. SMI – STEFAN MEYER INSTITUTE Dual Module T wo scintillating tiles read out ● on two sides each Dimensions: 87x29.4x5 mm³ – Readout by Hamamatsu SiPM array ● INSTR-17 Novosibirsk, 16/32 WWW.OEAW.AC.AT/SMI Sebastian Zimmermann, 2 nd March 2017

  17. SMI – STEFAN MEYER INSTITUTE SiPM Configuration SiPMs will be connected in series or ● in hybrid [1] configuration (insert image right) Simplifies readout (1 channel for 4 ● SiPMs) Serial connection improves signal ● rise time Hybrid connection can only provide ● one voltage value to all 4 SiPMs [1] Inspired by MEGII: arXiv:1301.7225 INSTR-17 Novosibirsk, 17/32 WWW.OEAW.AC.AT/SMI Sebastian Zimmermann, 2 nd March 2017

  18. SMI – STEFAN MEYER INSTITUTE Measurement Results Measured with EJ-232 (90x30x5 mm³), 4 x HPK S13360-3050-PE INSTR-17 Novosibirsk, 18/32 WWW.OEAW.AC.AT/SMI Sebastian Zimmermann, 2 nd March 2017

  19. SMI – STEFAN MEYER INSTITUTE Measurement Results Wrapping material has impact Position resolution form timing ● ● on time resolution differences More photons =! better Sigma = 5.5 mm in x – – time resolution direction EJ-232 EJ-228 INSTR-17 Novosibirsk, 19/32 WWW.OEAW.AC.AT/SMI Sebastian Zimmermann, 2 nd March 2017

  20. SMI – STEFAN MEYER INSTITUTE Front End Electronics (FEE) Data will be processed by the ● TOF PET ASIC produced by the company PET sys Electronics INSTR-17 Novosibirsk, 20/32 WWW.OEAW.AC.AT/SMI Sebastian Zimmermann, 2 nd March 2017

  21. SMI – STEFAN MEYER INSTITUTE Event Sorting PANDA is a trigger-less system ● Event rates up to 20 MHz ● → occasional overlap of events Challenge is to find all events and ● save all interactions with minimum of doubled data Simple speed of light correction ● applied Long tail due to neutrons and neutron secondaries 99% of primaries and 75% of all ● arrive in 4 ns INSTR-17 Novosibirsk, 21/32 WWW.OEAW.AC.AT/SMI Sebastian Zimmermann, 2 nd March 2017

  22. SMI – STEFAN MEYER INSTITUTE Event time Determination t 0 = collision time of event ● Done by using track reconstruction and ● momentum information of other subdetectors Not possible for online t 0 determination ● Angle dependent average travel times are ● used for online reconstruction Simulations produce distribution with sharp ● peak but long tail Resolution for different algorithms: ● 2.3 ns for peak correction (green) – More events → better resolution (10 hits, ● 0.4 ns) Average of 4 hits per event ● INSTR-17 Novosibirsk, 22/32 WWW.OEAW.AC.AT/SMI Sebastian Zimmermann, 2 nd March 2017

  23. SMI – STEFAN MEYER INSTITUTE Particle Identification (PID) Different particle masses are ● assumed and corresponding t 0 calculated from track and momentum information Time resolution for 3 or more ● track of 167 ps Very good separation power for ● particles with low momentum Important for particles below – the Cherenkov threshold INSTR-17 Novosibirsk, 23/32 WWW.OEAW.AC.AT/SMI Sebastian Zimmermann, 2 nd March 2017

  24. SMI – STEFAN MEYER INSTITUTE Summary Detector TDR is being Online t 0 determination with ● ● reviewed internally 2.3 ns resolution Installation planned for 2021 Offline t 0 determination with ● ● 168 ps for 3 or more hits PCB in coaxial structure for ● mechanical tile support as well Separation power below DIRC ● as signal transmission and FEE threshold is at high values housing above 15 sigma 90x30x5 mm³ palstic ● scintillating tiles (EJ-232 or EJ- 228) Time resolution of 55.5 ps ● achieved INSTR-17 Novosibirsk, 24/32 WWW.OEAW.AC.AT/SMI Sebastian Zimmermann, 2 nd March 2017

  25. SMI – STEFAN MEYER INSTITUTE Thank you for your attention INSTR-17 Novosibirsk, 25/32 WWW.OEAW.AC.AT/SMI Sebastian Zimmermann, 2 nd March 2017

  26. SMI – STEFAN MEYER INSTITUTE Attenuation Attenuation measured with SiPM pulses ● Extrapolated to full length board 2m Lemo RG-174 cable – Linear loss of 26% of maximum ● amplitude per meter Rise time increases by 0.13 ns per meter ● INSTR-17 Novosibirsk, 26/32 WWW.OEAW.AC.AT/SMI Sebastian Zimmermann, 2 nd March 2017

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