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MuTr Recapacitation

MuTr Recapacitation. RIKEN/RBRC Itaru Nakagawa 中川格. MuTr Cross Talk. HV (1800 V). Rise time of anode signal ~ 10 nsec. 100mV. 1 M W. Anode wire. 3V. Removed to reduce HV trips. 100 pF. 1 M W. Cathode strips (96 strip). Anode Readout. Hit distribution (200 GeV, zerosup OFF).

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MuTr Recapacitation

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  1. MuTrRecapacitation RIKEN/RBRC Itaru Nakagawa 中川格

  2. MuTr Cross Talk HV (1800 V) Rise time of anode signal ~ 10 nsec 100mV 1 MW Anode wire 3V Removed to reduce HV trips .... 100 pF 1 MW Cathode strips (96 strip) Anode Readout

  3. Hit distribution (200 GeV, zerosup OFF) Gap 1 Stereo Gap 2 Stereo Gap 3 Stereo MIP Pedestal – ADC(3) Gap 1 NonStereo Gap 2 NonStereo Gap 3 NonStereo MIP Strip mutr_strip_event000980_clk2424488954q

  4. 12〜13BCLK ~15BCLK ビームクロック ミューオントリガーヒットレート

  5. 放置できない理由 10ms 100kHzでパイルアップ! Run 9, 500 GeV data Current set up Rate per strip (kHz) Recapacitation + Neutron Absorber + Shaper Tune Recap (1/10? cross talk) x2 (Run 11?) x5 (design) Luminosity

  6. Anode circuit diagram after recap+termination HV (1800 V) Rise time of anode signal ~ 10 nsec 1 MW Anode wire .... Recap 100 pF ~0.1 pF/strip 1 MW R<<1M W Cathode strips (96 strip) Terminator • Cathode impedance = 1/wC • Z(cathode) = 1/(100 M Hz/ 2 pi * 0.1 pF) = 6 kW @10 nsec • Z(bypass) = 6 W << Z(cathode)

  7. Recapacitation (Station-1) terminator capacitors 2010: Gap-1 2011?: Take Station-1 Chamber out, and solder All capacitors are removed. New capacitors will be soldered and attach terminators to ground.

  8. Recapacitation (Station-2) terminator terminator Capacitors are remaining. So new terminal cards to be mounted to the anode readout connector.

  9. Recapacitation (Station-3) All Capacitors had removed. It is very difficult to take out Station-3 chamber. Thus “clamp type” recap-board is under development.

  10. Installation Constraint

  11. North Station-3 Anode Gap

  12. North Station-3 Anode Gap 50mm

  13. North Station-3 Anode Gap 25mm 28mm Cross section drawing

  14. Surface Coating Takes time, but eventually comes off remover Will melt with chloronaphthalene at 175 degrees (more than 1 hour). Print Kote Parylene C Practically impossible Anode Card Perhaps parylene coating may be partially comes off when De-Capacitation was attempted

  15. Clamp Conceptual Design 28mm Clip holder Capacitor Gap-2 Station-3 Anode Card Gap-1 Station-3 Anode Card Probe Pad Install side MuID Side Station-3 Chamber

  16. History of R&D Spring NG • Probe Length > ~few cm • Max Current < 3A • Spring is not too strong Sprint Probe Possibly penetrate coating Good

  17. St-1 Recapacitation Clip Prototype Delivered in mid. February. To be tested shortly.

  18. History of R&D Due to the warp, crown probe contact on pad with only single point. Force crown to contact with pad G10 G10 warp=300um Looses it’s contact if adjacent pad have left over solder.

  19. History of R&D Left over solder Absorb any surface structure of pads by separating each channels with slit Confirmed good contact even strips right next to the channel where 800um high left over solder is

  20. History of R&D Thickness is limitted <500um Register<6mW

  21. History of R&D

  22. Recap Effect

  23. Test Bench Setup 90Sr Source Cathode Strip # 22 Anode wire

  24. Strip# Oscillo Snap Shot (w/o Recap) Source@ 21 ~ 22 17 27 22 10 sec accumulation time Trigger No Recap

  25. With Recap Source@ 21 ~ 22 17 27 22 10 sec accumulation time Trigger With Recap

  26. w/o recap averaged pulse Source@ 21 ~ 22 Strip#25 Strip#27 10 sec accumulation time Trigger Strip#19 Strip#20

  27. w/ recap averaged pulse Source@ 21 ~ 22 Strip#25 Strip#27 Trigger Strip#19 Strip#20

  28. Measurement w/ DAQ 90Sr Source ADC>1000ch ADC [channel] …21,22,23… Strip Number …,13,14 31,32,… Strip Number ADC [channel] Not sharing Anode wire Not Sharing Anode wire Strips below source Strip Number

  29. Comparison w/ vs. w/o Recap Conductive Rubber 平均ADC [channel] w/ Recap Strip Number w/o Recap

  30. Comparison w/ .vs w/o Recap Folk Type Similar effect can be achieved as long as good contact is secured.

  31. Some Open Questions Asymmetric ADC btwn left and right side of central strip Enhanced Effect of Cross talk towards the last strip of anode wire Peak Strip > S xtalkstrip

  32. Future Schedule Station-3 Anode gap mockup Optimize Utilities For Installation Install folk/rubber prototypes partially In North Station-3 Full Installaiton after Run11

  33. Short Term Schedule • End July : Station-3 Gap Mock Up Delivery • Beg Aug : Different Capacitor/Resistance Combination (10pF, 56pF, 100pF, 1000pF, 0W, 360W, 1MW) • Mid Aug : Station-3 Anode Card & Clamp Delivery • Sept : Station-3 Clamp optimization • Oct : Prototype Production • Nov : Prototype Installation to N.Station-3

  34. Back Up Slides

  35. Station-1 vs. Station-3 25mm ~12mm 28mm 20mm

  36. Removing Palyrene Coating We may need to give up removing palyrene Coating.

  37. Conductive Rubber Type

  38. PHENIXHV治具検討(鍬型)

  39. Hit distribution (200 GeV, zerosup OFF) Gap 1 Stereo Gap 2 Stereo Gap 3 Stereo Pedestal – ADC(3) Gap 1 NonStereo Gap 2 NonStereo Gap 3 NonStereo Strip mutr_strip_event000270_clk2336100156q South arm, Station 1, Octant 1

  40. Hit distribution (200 GeV, zerosup OFF) Gap 1 Stereo Gap 2 Stereo Gap 3 Stereo Pedestal – ADC(3) Gap 1 NonStereo Gap 2 NonStereo Gap 3 NonStereo Strip mutr_strip_event000978_clk2424488676q

  41. Current readout diagram

  42. Dumping to GND with C (100pF)

  43. Re-capacitation ? Re-capacitation decapacitation

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