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Olof Tengblad Instituto de Estructura de la Materia

CONSEJO SUPERIOR DE INVESTIGACIONES CIENTÍFICAS. MINISTERIO DE EDUCACIÓN Y CIENCIA. Olof Tengblad Instituto de Estructura de la Materia. FP7 - JRA & Networking EXL/R3B calorimeters & Multiplexed Electronics Mesytec solutions. R 3 B Research with Relativistic Radioactive Beams.

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Olof Tengblad Instituto de Estructura de la Materia

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  1. CONSEJO SUPERIOR DE INVESTIGACIONES CIENTÍFICAS MINISTERIO DE EDUCACIÓN Y CIENCIA Olof TengbladInstituto de Estructura de la Materia FP7 - JRA & Networking EXL/R3B calorimeters & Multiplexed Electronics Mesytec solutions

  2. R3B Research with Relativistic Radioactive Beams NUSTAR – a facility for NUclear STructure & Astrophysis Research R3B collaboration: 50 institutes 180 scientists Superconducting Fragment Separator High Energy Reaction Set-up Multi-Storage Rings Energy bunched and stopped beams Low energy and stopped beams Cooled and stored beams Super-FRS Secondary beams produce by fragmentation and fission

  3. Technical development: Total-absorption gamma spectrometer Tracking of protons & gammas R3B: Researchwith Relativistic Radioactive Beams R3B set up in the NUSTAR facility @ FAIR The Physics: Nuclear structure far off stability The Method: Scattering experiments with radioactive nuclei at high energy • Requirements: • High efficiency for high-energy (~10MeV) • High  sum-energy efficiency • Good resolution in energy • (~2-3% including Doppler broadening) • Stop protons <300 MeV • With good energy and angular resolution

  4. R3B calorimeter • Detection of g <30 MeV and protons <300 MeV • Three angular sections with different demands • Barrel 45-130 degrees. • The Barrel inner radius is 30 cm, contains 3.072 CsI crystals • Read-out: Hamamatsu S8664-2010 LAAPD (20x10 mm2) Si like readout • Front divided in forward 8-15 degrees • Middle15-45 degrees • 500 crystals LAPD • PID readout 16ns / 28 ns • or • Double readout

  5. EXL - calorimeter

  6. EXL - calorimeter • Complication: • Detectors and electronics in Vacuum • Special material for electronic boards, bakeable to 150o C • Low energy consumption • High multiplexing to reduce the amount of feed through

  7. Multiplexed Electronics Mesytec solutions

  8. EURONS-DLEP: developments of detectors & readout electronics Novel thin window design for large-area Si strip detector Tengblad et.al. Nucl. Instr. Meth A525 (2004) 458 256 detector elements á 9 mm2 32 readout channels 64 detector elements á 7 mm2 128 readout channels TheSolid Angle is 20% of the DSSSD but needs 4 times more electronic-channels! DE stage 1 µm E stage 400 ± 15 µm

  9. 7 Lemo feedthroughs: • from driver PCB 1. Energy 1 2. Energy 2 3. Position 1 4. Position 2 • from MUX-16 stack: 1. Pulser 2. Bias 3. Trigger / RC 3 Power feedthroughs Power consumption: +6V, 610 mA -6V, 120 mA +12V, 25 mA 2) MUX-16 with driver Low multiplicity events! MUX-16 is a very fast 16 channel multiplexed preamplifier shaper and discriminator combination with very good energy and timing resolution. Up to 2 simultaneously responding channels are identified and 2 amplitudes plus the 2 corresponding amplitude coded addresses are switched to a bus. 8 modules = 128 channels can be connected to one bus, so only 4 channels of peak sensing ADCs are needed to digitize energy and position signals. The modules are especially well suited for single hit applications (maximum two hits on one module) with single or double sided multistrip silicon detectors or multiwire proportional chambers. Due to low power consumption (1.45W for 16 ch) the MUX-16 PCB can be used in vacuum without cooling. 185 x 100 x 16 mm3 7 feed throughs/ 128 channels

  10. 3) MTM16 - MDI2 chained multiplexing, spectroscopy quality • MTM16: 16ch PreAmp, Shaper, Discriminator • Charge sensitive PA, variable gain and polarity • Timing filter & discriminator • Spectroscopy amplifier • Readout sequential or Zero suppressed • 16 boards = 256 channels to one readout bus • All setting individual and Remote Controlled • Low power consumption can be operated in vacuum The trigger signal from MTM16 is well suited as a high resolution timing signal. The MDI2 provides two TDC channels About 500 ns after the "gate" signal, the MDI2-sequencer is started and produces the clock sequence for reading out the MTM16. The incoming analog amplitude data are digitized by a 12 bit sliding scale ADC If above threshold, stored together with the ch address in a memory (fifo). After conversion ready the data can be accessed via VME bus.

  11. MDI-2 VME sequencer and ADC • High quality 12 bit (4k) conversion with sliding scale ADC (DNL < 1%). • • 10 M samples / s per bus. • • Up to 512 channels can be converted • • Multi event buffer • • Zero supression with individual thresholds • • Supports different types of time stamping • • Connected frontend modules can be remote controled (gain, threshold, polarity). • • Address modes: A24 / A32 • • Data transfer modes: D16,32,64, BLT32, MBLT64, CBLT • • Multicast for event reset and timestamping start.

  12. EURONS-FP7 Letters of Intent - Overview • 13 LoI for Trans-national Access facilities • 38 LoI for Joint Research Activities • 23 LoI for Network Activities

  13. EURONS-FP7 Letters of Intent - TNA

  14. EURONS-FP7 electronic related activities Activi-ty ID Acronym Working title / short description Field/ Type Responsi-ble Person Participants (responsible person) JRA30 SPFDC Synergy Program for Front-end electronics Data acquisition and Control (SPFDC) for Nuclear Physics Experiments Emanuel Pollacco (CEA) CEA Saclay, CNRS/IN2P3, GANIL FRANCE, STFC Daresbury and Rutherford Labs, England, GSI, Germany, INFN, Italy , KVI, The Netherlands, U-Huelva, Spain (Industrial partners will be called to collaborate in the project) NA8 SPFDC Synergy Program for Front-End Electronics, Data Acquisition and Controls (SPFDC) for Nuclear Physics Experiments Heinrich J. Wörtche (KVI) CEA Saclay, France, Chalmers University of Technology, Sweden, CNRS/IN2P3 France, GANIL, France, GSI, Germany, INFN Florence, Italy, INFN Padua, Italy, Jozef Stefan Institute, Slovenia, STFC Daresbury & Rutherford Appl. Labs., Unit. Kingdom, University of Groningen, KVI, The Netherlands, University of Huelva, Spain

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