PWO Crystal ECAL. Ren-yuan Zhu California Institute of Technology May 19 th US CMS Collaboration Meeting, May 19, 2001 Ren-yuan Zhu, Caltech

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PWO Crystal ECAL Ren-yuan Zhu California Institute of Technology May 19 th 2001 1

The Calorimeter Supermodule 36 supermodules in barrel, 4 Dees in endcaps. 1700 crystals/supermodule, 4000 crystals/dee ECAL Barrel and Endcaps 2 APD s/crystal in barrel, 1 VPT/crystal in endcaps High resolution electronics, light to light readout. 1 monitoring fiber/crystal for in situ intercalibration. 2

VEILLET Lucien / EP ID Task Name 207 Close of Vacuum Tank by weld, Inst. transfer lines (SX5 PHASE 26) V31 Schedule 211 Vacuum tests of Vacuum Tank and lines and testing of control elements (SX5 PHASE 27) 212 Trial inst. of HCAL Barrels HB+1,HB-1 Inside Vacuum Tank (SX5 PHASE 27) 215 Test Assembly of ECAL Super Module EB on HB inside Vacuum Tank (SX5 PHASE 28) 216 Start Cool-down of Coil (SX5 PHASE 28) 217 Close Yoke, test magnet & commissioning (SX5 PHASE 29) 218 INSTALL SUPER MODULE ECAL EB+ General planning V31(in work) 219 ASSEMBLE FORWARD CALORIMETERS HF+1 IN SX5 (SX5 PHASE 29) 220 ASSEMBLE FORWARD CALORIMETERS HF-1 IN SX5 (SX5 PHASE 29) Install EB+ Jul-Dec, 2004 3 Close of Vacuum Tank by weld, Inst. transfer lines (SX5 PHASE 2 2/4/04 Vacuum tests of Vacuum Tank and lines and testing of control 2/9/04 Trial inst. of HCAL Barrels HB+1,HB-1 Inside Vacuum Tank (SX 2/23/04 Test Assembly of ECAL Super Module EB on HB inside Vacuu 4/04 Start Cool-down of Coil (SX5 PHASE 28) 3/17/04 Close Yoke, test magnet & commissioning (SX5 PH 7/12/04 INSTALL SUPER MODULE ECAL EB+ 5/8/01 2004 N J M M J S N J M M J S N J M 3/8/04 ASSEMBLE FORWARD CALORIMETERS HF+1 IN SX5 (SX 4/27/04 ASSEMBLE FORWARD CALORIMETERS HF-1 IN SX5 221 Dismantle 80 tons crane & install in SDX5 (PHASE 33) 8/17/04 Dismantle 80 tons crane & install in SDX5 (PHAS 238. 287 CONNECT AND TEST HCAL HB-1 (UXC55 PHASE 19) 288 CONNECT AND TEST HCAL HB-1 (UXC55 PHASE 23) 289 CONNECTING, TESTING AND DEBUGGING OF ECAL EB+ (UXC55 PHASE 23) 290 LOWER CRADLE HB-1 FOR ECAL SUPER MODULE- (UXC55 PHASE 23) 291 INSTALL SUPER MODULES ECAL EB- (UXC55 PHASE 23) 292 CONNECTING, TESTING AND DEBUGGING OF ECAL EB- (UXC55 PHASE 24) Install EB- Jan-Jun, 2005 11/17/04 CONNECT AND TEST HCAL HB-1 (UX 2/4/05 CONNECT AND TEST HCAL HB-1 1/19/05 CONNECTING, TESTING AN 2/4/05 LOWER CRADLE HB-1 FOR ECAL 2/25/05 INSTALL SUPER MODULES 4/6/05 CONNECTING, TESTING 3

Critical Schedule Driver: Calibration 7 month run in 2006 at low luminosity. Goal: probe the Higgs to 2 photons. At low luminosity physics for calibration is limited by rates. Plan to start with crystals calibrated to 1%. Calibrate every crystal in beam thus is mandatory before installation. 4

Test Beam Calibration Schedule Test module 0 in Oct Nov, 2001, to debug whole calibration process. Supermodule calibrations: SM1 3.5 months in 2002. SM2 to SM11 2002. SM12 to SM24 and DEE1 2003 SM25 to SM36 and DEE2 2004 Sufficient to remeasure ~10 SM s. Fits V31 plan: EB+ (SM1 SM18) in SX5, Jul - Dec, 2004. EB- (SM19 SM36) in UX5, Jan Jun, 2005. EE+ (Dee1 Dee2) in SX5, Jul Nov, 2005. EE- (Dee3 Dee4) in UX5, Dec Apr, 2006. 5

PWO Crystals Improvements to the crystal growth increased rate of production. New method: 2-crystals per boule. 36 mm 64 mm All Russian crystals to be grown this way. 6

Double EE Double EB Single EE 7

CM S-ECAL Crystal Crystalproduction Production 70000 EB- done 60000 50000 40000 Crystal Production B arrel EB+ done EB + insta l EB -insta l Supermodule Construction 30000 20000 SM1 done Endcap Dee 4 10000 0 Dee 2 Dee 1 Dee 3 EE+ inst EE- inst 1/1/01 3/1/01 5/1/01 7/1/01 9/1/01 11/1/01 1/1/02 3/1/02 5/1/02 7/1/02 9/1/02 11/1/02 1/1/03 3/1/03 5/1/03 7/1/03 9/1/03 11/1/03 1/1/04 3/1/04 5/1/04 7/1/04 9/1/04 11/1/04 1/1/05 3/1/05 5/1/05 7/1/05 9/1/05 11/1/05 1/1/06 3/1/06 5/1/06 8

Barrel Mechanics Long holes option chosen 9

Monitor Low Level distribution 10

VPT for Endcaps Readout VPTs 500 preproduction delivery 11

Issue of Concern: Tracker Material From A.Caner Tracker material budget is large with 85% in services 12

US Construction Responsibilities APD: Northeastern and Minnesota 30% procurement & 50% calibration Barrel Electronics: LBL (Princeton) FPPA, Bit-Serializer, Optical interconnect, Control chip. Monitor Light Source: Caltech Laser light source and high level distribution for the monitoring and calibration of the calorimeter. 13

Light to Light Readout Electronics ADC Energy Light Light Current Current Voltage Voltage Bits Bits Light W B S 4.1 W B S 4.6.1 W B S 4.6.2 W B S 4.6.3 Fiber Optics FPPA ADC OPTO Ser FPPA ADC OPTO Ser CTRL W B S 4.6.4 CTRL FPPA ADC OPTO Ser O/E FPPA ADC OPTO Ser W B S 4.6.5 VFE Assy. FPPA ADC OPTO Ser 14

Status of Front End Electronics Bit-Serializer: Drop Honeywell after 3 strikes. Switch to CERN solution deep sub micron technology. Optical Components: Use both Methode and Spinner. FPPA: Preamplifier noise too high. All other function OK. ADC: Ready for final mass production. 15

Bit-Serializer Last year two failed runs at Honeywell and then 3 safe mode run failed. Three strikes and Switched to CERN solution: Giga-optical link. Made in 0.25 µ process. Cheaper Bit error rate test in the 800Mbit/s G-Link mode: 20 hours error free transmission Problems with VCSEL driver Mods for ECAL. Submission May 2001 Will not be ready for Module 0 16

Electro-Optics These components are needed in the final form for the 2001 calibration test. Send output of serializer to upper level readout. Delivery from Methode is slow. Second vendor Spinner is identified. 2.3 Fiber Ribbon Assembly 4.1 5xMP Adapter 5.1 Cable Assembly 2.2 H Bracket with integrated 1xMP adapter Methode 1.1 Mini-LC VCSEL Receptacle 3.1 Mini-MP Spinner 1.2 Mini-LC p-i-n Receptacle 1.3 Mini-LC Plug 17

Intersil FPPA (UHF1x) ADC Energy Light Light Current Current Voltage Voltage Bits Bits Light 40 MHz Multi-ranging sample-and-hold Intersil UHF-1X process Joint Lyon-Princeton (LBL) design 1000 parts made. Circuit functions as designed. Noise is 4 times higher than designed. Need 2 nd engineering run, add few months to SM1. 18

Intersil FPPA Layout 19

Status of Avalanche Photodiode Procurement held after receiving 6,000 APD because of radiation damage problem. Failure goal 0.1%, 5% observed in PSI proton beam. 2 10 13 n/cm 2 and 1 Mrad expected over 10 years. PSI proton beam delivers full dose in 2 hours. Corrections Irradiate 250+135 APD with neutrons: 100% survival. Irradiate 1648 APD with Co-60: 32 (<2%) changes (dvb>10v). Irradiate 156 APD with 70 MeV protons: 2 died in surface. Improve APD design in collaboration with Hamamatsu. Current Status Define APD screening with Co-60. All 62 survive 1 Mrad. Delivery starts 4/15/01 at 1000/ 2 weeks and 7/1 at 1000/week. APD produced before lot 28 will be replaced by Hamamatsu. 20

Radiation Damage to APD s 60 50 40 Current 30 20 APD #220 APD #222 APD #234 APD #241 10 0 0 1000 2000 3000 4000 5000 6000 7000 time [sec] Time 21

Modifications in APD Design Increase gap Move n + in away from p 22

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Status of Monitoring Light Source Completed monitoring test bench, determined monitoring wavelength at 440 nm. Laser light source construction is on schedule and cost. Quantronix corrected design errors. 1 st laser characterized in 240 h stability test. Control software is under development. 1 st laser will be installed at CERN in August. A laser at long wavelength (red) is under consideration to be added to the system. 24

Monitoring Wavelength Determination d(t) versus d(ly) Sensitivity & Linearity 25

Design of Monitoring Light Source Laser System Control Laser Settings Waveform Display 26

Monitoring Lasers System Ready to ship to CERN 27

ECAL Construction Schedule Three major phases: First supermodule: late 2001. Needs electronics and APD for 1700 crystals. Supermodule Production: 2002 to 2003 Production quantities of electronics Last supermodules and Dees: 2004 to 2005 Limited by crystal production rate. The pace of the first two phases is set by electronics production. 28

US Deliverables for 1st Supermodule The US groups need to deliver: 2000 Serializers, in collaboration with CERN. 2000 FPPA chips, in collaboration with Lyon. Optical Interconnect, in collaboration with ETH. 200 Control Chips, in collaboration with ETH. 4000 APD s, in collaboration with PSI. Monitor System, in collaboration with Saclay. All are production items Supermodule 1 will go into the detector. 29

Schedule of the 1 st Supermodule 1. All crystals are in hand now. 2. APD s are being delivered. 3. Assemble modules is progressing. 4. Assemble into supermodules. 5. Install electronics in December,2001. 6. Lab test will follow. 7. Calibrate all crystals on test beam. All parts of VFE card are required for (5). 30

Summary PWO crystal ECAL promises precision photon and electron physics at LHC. The overall ECAL V31 schedule is tight but allows calibration of all crystals before installation. US takes significant responsibility in ECAL construction. Monitoring and APD are on schedule. Electronics is in critical path. Any delay will hurt the possibility of calibrating all crystals before installation. In long term crystal production will be in critical path. Urgent issue: resolve FPPA noise problem. 31