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Tracking Detectors for Belle II Tomoko Iwashita(Kavli IPMU (WPI)) Beauty 2014 1

Introduction Belle II experiment is upgrade from Belle Target luminosity : 8 10 35 cm -2 s -1 Target physics : New physics search The charged particle tracking in Belle II In order to achieve the high background immunity and high rate capability, the detector system Belle II must introduce the available best solutions. 2

Belle II detector K L μ detector e (7GeV) Electro magnetic calorimeter Central drift chamber : CDC Inner chamber, He(50%):C 2 H 6 (50%), fast electronics e + (4GeV) Vertex detector : VXD Pixel detector + Silicon vertex detector Particle identification detector 3

Improvements in the vertex detector system (VXD) 1. Introduce 2-layers DEPFET pixel sensors Placed close to the IP (at r=14mm and 22mm) Thin sensor (75μm thick) to reduce multiple scattering Good for time dependent CP measurement 2. Silicon strip detectors cover larger volume From layer 3 (r=38mm) up to layer 6 (r=135mm) Acceptable occupancy Improved reconstruction efficiency for B vertex reconstruction with K S π + π - i.e. B 0 K S K S, B 0 K S K S K S, B 0 K S pi 0, etc. 4

Vertex detector 5

PXD configuration Two layers of DEPFET pixels Inner radius = 1.4 cm, outer radius = 2.2 cm Mockup Half ladder 6

Half ladder of DEPFET PXD 7

DEPFET (Depleted p-channel field effective transistor) fully depleted 8

Control and readout electronics 9

SVD configuration 4 cylindrical layers Layer # of ladders Sensors/ladder Radius [mm] Length [mm] 6 16 5 135 701 5 12 4 104 579 4 10 3 80 456 3 7 2 38 404 *Length shows between FW and BW mount point 10

SVD configuration 4 cylindrical layers Layer # of ladders Sensors/ladder Assembly Radius site [mm] Length [mm] 6 16 5 IPMU 135 701 5 12 4 HEPHY 104 579 4 10 3 TIFR at IPMU 80 456 3 7 2 Melbourne 38 404 Forward and backward module : Pisa *Length shows between FW and BW mount point 11

Double sided Si detector : DSSD Large rectangular DSSD Barrel sensor 75μm 320μm 240μm Forward sensor Kinds of sensors Slim rectangular for barrel (For layer 3) Large rectangular for barrel Trapezoidal for forward 12

Double sided Si detector : DSSD Large rectangular DSSD Sensor type # of strips (P) 75μm # of strips (N) Pitches z [μm] Barrel sensor Pitches rφ [μm] Thickness [μm] Slim rectangular 320μm Large rectangular 768 768 160 50 320 240μm 768 512 240 75 320 Forward sensor Trapezoidal 768 512 240 50-75 300 Manufacturer: Hamamatsu Photonics, Micron Kinds of sensors Slim rectangular for barrel (For layer 3) Large rectangular for barrel Trapezoidal for forward 13

Ladder structure (Layer 6) Precise alignment of the sensor modules Each DSSD is read out with individual readout hybrid Thanks to the slant structure, the polar angular acceptance of Belle, ranging from 17 to 150, can be covered with 5 DSSDs. Origami flex Airex Trapezoidal sensor 4 rectangular sensors Rib 14

Ladder structure (Layer 6) Precise alignment of the sensor modules Each DSSD is read out with individual readout hybrid Thanks to the slant structure, the polar angular acceptance of Belle, ranging from 17 to 150, can be covered with 5 DSSDs. Origami flex Airex Trapezoidal sensor 4 rectangular sensors Rib 15

The chip on sensor scheme APV25 is adopted for the readout APV25 High radiation hardness Short shaping time and long pipeline Low noise If electrical wiring is long, capacitive noise become big APV25 should be located to right above on DSSD The APV25 flex circuit is located on the top (n-side) of the DSSD APV25 Origami flex Sensor The signals from the bottom (p-side) are transferred to the APV25s via wrapped flex circuits. 16

The chip on sensor scheme APV25 for read out APV25 High radiation hardness High shaping time Low noise If electrical wiring is long, capacitive noise become big APV25 should be located to right above on DSSD APV25s are located on top of the DSSD head side APV25 Origami flex Sensor The tail side signals of the DSSD are transmitted to the APV25s via wrapped flex circuit. 17

Spatial Resolution of the Belle II detector MC simulation for 50 and 75 mm thick silicon: intrinsic resolution in R-F and Z 50 mm thick silicon in R-F 50 mm thick silicon in Z 18

2014 Jan. PXD + SVD combined beam test at DESY Full Belle II readout chain of SVD + PXD Trigger rate: ~ 400 Hz Confirmation of correct data processing From TIPP2014 June 6 Nakamura-san s slide Stable operation of the readout during the beam test (about 3 weeks) 19

2014 Jan. PXD + SVD combined beam test at DESY Full Belle II readout chain of SVD + PXD Trigger rate: ~ 400 Hz Confirmation of correct data processing Stable operation of the readout during the beam test (about 3 weeks) 20

From TIPP2014 June 6 Nakamura-san s slide Analysis result of beam test Event display PXD Cluster charge distribution of SVD SVD module Reconstructed track! Efficiency: 99.4% Belle II SVD + PXD readout system has been verified Stable operation of the SVD readout system during the beam test Confirmed the PXD readout scheme with ROI (region of interest) SVD+PXD alignment and track reconstruction have been performed 21 with beam data

Belle II central drift chamber : CDC The Belle I experiment proved that the He:C 2 H 6 =50:50 gas and aluminum alloy field wires is an excellent solution realizing a lowmaterial drift chamber 1. Set the small-cells for CDC Adopts the small cells in inner 8 layers. Reduce the occupancy by reducing the cell size. 2. Larger radius of CDC than Belle In Belle II, the volume of the PID device (TOP) is smaller than Belle s (ACC+TOF). Better momentum resolution than Belle 22

Belle II central drift chamber : CDC The Belle I experiment proved that the He:C 2 H 6 =50:50 gas and aluminum alloy field wires is an excellent solution realizing a lowmaterial drift chamber CDC cylinder size 1. Set the small-cells for CDC Inner 77mm 160mm Outer Adopts the small cells in inner 8 layers. 880mm 1130mm Reduce the occupancy by reducing the cell size. Increase sense wires Belle II CDC 2. Larger radius of CDC than Belle 8400 14330 In Belle II, the volume of the PID device (TOP) is smaller than that of Belle I (ACC+TOF). Better momentum resolution than Belle Belle CDC 23

Inner chamber CDC is consisted from two parts Inner chamber and main chamber Inner chamber (small-cell chamber) is in order for high background immunity Small-cell chamber 24

Inner chamber Contents CDC is construct from two parts Inner layer radius 168 [mm] Inner chamber and main chamber Outer layer radius 238 [mm] Inner chamber # of layers (small-cell chamber) 8 is counterplan # of sense for wires heigh background 1280 Gas He : C 2 H 6 = 50 : 50 25

Inner chamber CDC is construct from two parts Inner chamber and main chamber Inner chamber (small-cell chamber) is counterplan for heigh background Small-cell chamber Belle Belle II 26

Completed wire work All wire (sense + field 51456 wires) work is completed in Jan. 2014 27

Installation of small-cell chamber 28

Summary Belle II luminosity is 40 times higher than Belle To improve or keep adequate performance, high rate capability and high background immunity are to be implemented PXD and SVD Design and operation verification are finished We are preparing mass production CDC Completed wire stringing Integration with the readout electronics is ongoing 29

BACKUP 30

The chip on sensor 31

CDC performance from TDR 32