the silicon-trd: beam test results
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The Silicon-TRD: Beam Test Results. SiTRD R & D. M.Brigida a , C.Favuzzi a , P.Fusco a , F.Gargano a , N.Giglietto a , F.Giordano a , F.Loparco a M.N.Mazziotta a , M.Prest b , S. Raino’ a , P.Spinelli a , E.Vallazza b. a Dipartimento di Fisica Università di Bari and INFN Sez ione di Bari - PowerPoint PPT PresentationTRANSCRIPT
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SiTRD SiTRD RR&&DDThe Silicon-TRD: Beam Test
ResultsM.Brigidaa, C.Favuzzia, P.Fuscoa, F.Garganoa,
N.Gigliettoa, F.Giordanoa, F.Loparcoa M.N.Mazziottaa, M.Prestb, S. Raino’ a, P.Spinellia,
E.Vallazzab
aDipartimento di Fisica Università di Bari and INFN Sezione di Bari bINFN Sezione di Trieste
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Outline
Introduction
Beam Test Description
Data Analysis and Results
Monte Carlo Simulation
Conclusions
SiTRD SiTRD RR&&DD
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SiTRD SiTRD RR&&DD Introduction
Silicon strip detectors (SSD) with a few tenths of micron of pitch can be combined with a B field to separate the particles from photons in short
distances
i.e. Fabjan NIM 146 (77) 343
High Z gas detectors are typically used to detect TR X-rays
Background = ionization energy loss of radiating particleMeasurements were performed on
the TR spectra using silicon diodes (Li-drifted): a magnetic field separates the radiating particle by TR photons and the Si detector is located a few meters downstream from the radiator
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SiTRD SiTRD RR&&DD
y TRIGGER:
e-: Pb Č1 Č2 S
-: Pb Č1 Č2 S
Experimental Set-up (CERN-PS)
x
z
x
50 cm 30 cm
yz
Č1 Č2
S1
S2
S3
S4
Pb-Glass
B1T
5 cm C fibers radiator
15 cm
15 cm
B
• Single Side
• Surface area: 3×3 cm2
• Thickness: 300 m
• Strip Pitch: 25 m
• Read-out Pitch: 50 m
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SiTRD SiTRD RR&&DDExperimental Set-up (Photos)
The Cerenkov counters did not work properly during the data taking: no
reliable rejection electron/pion analysis could be performed!
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SiTRD SiTRD RR&&DD The Magnet
B dl = 0.15 Tm
Carbon Fiber Radiator
B field longitudinal profile
15 cm
Distance from centre
B=1T
Separation 34 Strips (Strip Pitch 50 m)
Up to p=30 GeV/c
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SiTRD SiTRD RR&&DD SSD Noise evaluation
ped> 3.6 ADC ch (850 eV)
S/N 100
TR Energy 10 keV
X-rays search cut = 6 ped
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SiTRD SiTRD RR&&DD
Cluster finding to take into account the charge sharing effect:
1.Search of a strip signal > 20 ped
2.Adjacent strips with signal > 10 ped
Events with only one cluster per plane Evaluation of the particle direction by means of the
upstream telescope Projection of the track on the downstream silicon
wafer X-ray search:
1.Track shadow: ± 25 strips around the track projection
2. Looking for a signal > 6ped within the shadow
region
Analysis strategies
Theped refers to single strip RMS pedestal
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SiTRD SiTRD RR&&DD 6 level
20 levelSSD display
X (cm)
0
50
75
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SiTRD SiTRD RR&&DDX-ray position respect to particle
1 GeV/c: 130 Strips 2 GeV/c: 65 Strips
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SiTRD SiTRD RR&&DD Energy Loss & Calibration
The ADC channel distribution is fitted with a Landau function: the most probable value has been set to 80 keV
(S. Hancock et al., Phys. Rev. A 28 (1983) 615)
ADC channels
Nu
mb
er o
f ev
ents
Nu
mb
er o
f ev
ents
Energy loss (keV)
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SiTRD SiTRD RR&&DDA run without radiator @ 2GeV/c
40 (~6%) ghost
X-rays: noisy strips!
669 reconstructed charged particles
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SiTRD SiTRD RR&&DD X-ray Energy Spectra
1 GeV/c “electrons” 2 GeV/c “electrons”
Background
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SiTRD SiTRD RR&&DD
A Monte Carlo code has been developed to simulate the beam test set-up
The MC is based on GEANT 3.21 and HEED The TR process has been included The electronics response has been also taken into account
For more details see:“The Silicon-TRD: A Full Monte-Carlo Simulation” @ the Poster Session
Full Monte Carlo simulation
The simulated data has been analyzed using the same procedure as for real data
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SiTRD SiTRD RR&&DD
1 GeV/c
2 GeV/c
X-ray
Electron
1000 simulated events for each
momentum
MC results
Contamination
10-3 @ e60%
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SiTRD SiTRD RR&&DD Conclusions
A Silicon Strip Detector (SSD) combined with
a magnetic field has been used to detect TR
X-rays
A beam test has demonstrated the feasibility
of the design
A full Monte Carlo code has been developed
to validate the R&D
Further tests and analyses are needed to
better study the detector performance