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The Development of Large Area Psec Resolution TOF Systems Henry Frisch Enrico Fermi Institute and Physics Dept University of Chicago An introduction many thanks to many folks my collaborators, and esp. Patrick, Christophe, and Saclay for organizing and hosting this meeting. 1

OUTLINE 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. Introduction; Three Key Developments since the 60 s: a) MCP s, 200 GHZ electronics, and End to end Simulation; HEP Needs: Particle ID and Flavor Flow, Heavy Particles, Displaced Vertices, Photon Vertex Determination; The Need for End to End Simulation in Parallel; Other Areas? Other techniques? What Determines the Ultimate Limits? A Wish List of Answers to Questions. 2

Introduction Resolution on time measurements translates into resolution in space, which in turn impact momentum and energy measurements. Silicon Strip Detectors and Pixels have reduced position resolutions to ~10 microns or better. Time resolution hasn t kept pace not much changed since the 60 s in large scale TOF system resolutions and technologies (thick scint. or crystals, PM s, Lecroy TDC s) Improving time measurements is fundamental, and can affect many fields: particle physics, medical imaging, accelerators, astro and nuclear physics, laser ranging,. Need to understand what are the limiting underlying physical processes e.g. source line widths, photon statistics, e/photon path Saclay length meeting variations. 3

Possible Collider Applications Separating b from b bar in measuring the top mass (lessens combinatorics => much better resolution) Identifying csbar and udbar modes of the W to jj decays in the top mass analysis Separating out vertices from different collisions at the LHC in the z t plane Identifying photons with vertices at the LHC (requires spatial resolution and converter ahead of the TOF system Locating the Higgs vertex in H to gamma gamma at the LHC (mass resolution) Kaon ID in same sign tagging in B physics (X3 in CDF Bs mixing analysis) Fixed target geometries LHCb, Diffractive LHC Higgs, (and rare K and charm fixed target experiments) Super B factory (Nagoya Group, V avra at SLAC) 4 Strange, Charm, Beauty and Baryon Flow in Heavy Ion

Why has 100 psec been the # for 60 yrs? Typical path lengths for light and electrons are set by physical dimensions of the light collection and amplifying device. These are now on the order of an inch. One inch is 100 psec. That s what we measure no surprise! (pictures from T. Credo) Typical Light Source (With Bounces) Typical Detection Device (With Long Path Lengths) 5

Major advances for TOF measurements: Micro photograph of Burle 25 micron tube Greg Sellberg (Fermilab) 1. Development of MCP s with 6 10 micron pore diameters 6

Major advances for TOF measurements: Output at anode from simulation of 10 particles going through fused quartz window T. Credo, R. Schroll Jitter on leading edge 0.86 psec 2. Ability to simulate electronics and systems to predict design performance 7

Major advances for TOF measurements: Simulation with IHP Gen3 SiGe process Fukun Tang (EFI EDG) 3. Electronics with typical gate jitters << 1 psec 8

Major advances for TOF measurements: Most Recent work IBM 8HP SiGe process See talk by Fukun Tang (EFI EDG) 3a. Oscillator with predicted jitter ~5 femtosec (!) (basis TDC). for PLL for our 1 psec 9

A real CDF Top Quark Event T Tbar > W+bW bbar Measure transit time here (stop) W >charm sbar B quark T quark >W+bquark T quark >W+bquark B quark Cal. Energy From electron W >electron+neutrino Fit t0 (start) from all tracks 10 Can we follow the color flow through kaons, cham, bottom? TOF!

Geometry for a Collider Detector 2 by 2 MCP s Beam Axis Coil r is expensive need a thin segmented detector 11

Generating the signal Incoming rel. particle Use Cherenkov light fast Custom Anode with Equal Time Transmission Lines + Capacitative. Return A 2 x 2 MCP actual thickness ~3/4 e.g. Burle (Photonis) 85022 with mods per our work Collect charge here differential 12 Input to 200 GHz TDC chip

Anode Structure 1. RF Transmission Lines 2. Summing smaller anode pads into 1 by 1 readout pixels 3. An equal time sum make transmission lines equal propagation times 4. Work on leading edge ringing not a problem for this fine segmentation 13

Tim s Equal Time Collector 4 Outputs each to a TDC chip (ASIC) Chip to have < 1psec resolution(!) Equal time transmission line traces to output pin we are doing this in the EDG (Harold, Tang). 14

Anode Return Path Problem 15

Capacitive Return Path Proposal Current from MCP OUT Return Current from anode 16

Solving the return path problem 2 in. 0.070 0.250 0.160

Mounting electronics on back of MCP matching Conducting Epoxy machine deposited by Greg Sellberg (Fermilab) dum 18

End to End Simulation Result Output at anode from simulation of 10 particles going through fused quartz window T. Credo, R. Schroll Jitter on leading edge 0.86 psec 19

EDG s Unique Capabilities Harold s Design for Readout Each module has 5 chips 4 TDC chips (one per quadrant) and a DAQ `mother chip. Problems are stability, calibration, rel. phase, noise. dum Both chips are underway 20

Simulation of Circuits (Tang) dum 21

Readout with sub psec resolution: Tang s Time Stretcher- 4 chips/2x2in module 1/4 Zero -walk Disc. Stretcher Receiver Driver Tang Slide 11-bit Counter PMT CK5Ghz 2 Ghz PLL REF_CLK Front-end chip 22

Diagram of Phase Locked Loop Tang Slide Fref I1 PD I2 CP Uc LF VCO F0 1 N PD: Phase Detector CP: Charge Pump LF: Loop Filter meeting Controlled Oscillator VCO: Saclay Voltage 23

Microphotograph of IHP Chip Taken at Fermilab by Hogan Design by Fukun Tang 24

DAQ Chip 1/module Jakob Van Santen implemented the DAQ chip functionality in an Altera FPGA tool rich environment allowed simulation of the functionality and VHDL output before chip construction (Senior Thesis project in Physics) Will be designed in IBM process (we think) at Argonne by Gary Drake and co. Again, simulation means one doesn t have to do trial and error. 25

Why is simulation essential? Want optimized MCP/Photodetector design complex problem in electrostatics, fast circuits, surface physics,. Want maximum performance without trial and error optimization (time, cost, performance) At these speeds (~1 psec) cannot probe electronics (for many reasons!) Debugging is impossible any other way. 26

Simulation for Coil Showering and various PMTs Right now, we have a simulation using GEANT4, ROOT, connected by a python script GEANT4: pi+ enters solenoid, e showers ROOT: MCP simulation get position, time of arrival of charge at anode pads Both parts are approximations Could we make this less home brew and more modular? Could we use GATE (Geant4 Application for Tomographic Emission) to simplify present and future modifications? Working with Chin tu Chen, Chien Minh Kao and group, they know GATE very well! 27

Interface to Other Simulation Tools ASCII files: value pair Tube Output Signals from Simulation Waveform time ASCII files: value pair Cadence Virtuoso Analog Environment System Simulation Results Or Tube Output Signals from Scope Cadence Virtuoso AMS Environment Spectre Library Spectre Netlist (Cadence Spice) Custom Chip Schematic Tang slide Waveform time Spectre Netlist IBM 8HP PDK Cadence Simulator 28

Questions on Simulation Tasks (for discussion) 1.Framework what is the modern CS approach? 2.Listing the modules is there an architype set of modules? 3.Do we have any of these modules at present? 4.Can we specify the interfaces between modules info and formats? 5.Do we have any of these interfaces at present? 6.Does it make sense to do Medical Imaging and HEP in one framework? 7.Are there existing simulations for MCP s? 29

Present Status of ANL/UC 1. Have a simulation of Cherenkov radiation in MCP into electronics 2. Have placed an order with Burle/Photonis have the 1st of 4 tubes and have a good working relationship (their good will and expertis is a major part of the effort): 10 micron tube in the works; optimized versions discussed; 3. Harold and Tang have a good grasp of the overall system problems and scope, and have a top level design plus details 4. Have licences and tools from IHP and IBM working on our work stations. Made VCO in IHP; have design in IBM 8HP process. 5. Have modeled DAQ/System chip in Altera (Jakob Van Santen); ANL will continue in faster format. 6. ANL has built a test stand with working DAQ, very fast laser, and has made contact with advanced accel folks:(+students) 7. Have established strong working relationship with Chin Tu Chen s PET group at UC; Have proposed a program in the application of HEP to med imaging. 8. Have found Greg Sellberg and Hogan at Fermilab to offer expert 30 precision assembly advice and help (wonderful tools and talent!).

The Future of Psec Timing Big Questions: From the work of the Nagoya Group, Jerry Va vra, and ourselves it looks that the psec goal is not impossible. It s a new field, and we have made first forays, and understand some fundamentals (e.g. need no bounces and short distances), but it s entirely possible, even likely, that there are still much better ideas out there. Questions: Are there other techniques? (e.g. all Silicon)? 31

Smaller Questions for Which I d Love to Know the Answers What is the time structure of signals from crystals in PET? (amplitude vs time at psec level) Could one integrate the electronics into the MCP structure 3D silicon (Paul Horn)? Will the capacitative return work? How to calibrate the darn thing (a big system)? How to distribute the clock Can we join forces with others and go faster? 32

That s All 33

Backup Slides 34

Shreyas Bhat slide Input Source code, Macros Files Geometry Materials Particle: Type Energy Initial Positions, Momentum Physics processes Verbose level Need to redo geometry (local approx. cylinder) Need to redo field Need to connect two modules (python script in place for older simulation) Pure GEANT4 π+ Generation, Coil Showering GEANT4 Have position, time, momentum, kinetic energy of each particle for each step (including upon entrance to PMT) PMT/MCP GEANT4 swappable Get position, time 35

Shreyas Bhat slide Input Macros Files precompiled source Geometry Materials Particle: Type Energy Initial Positions, Momentum Verbose level But, we need to write Source code for Magnetic Field, recompile GATE π+ Generation GATE Physics processes macros file Solenoid Showering GATE PMT/MCP GATE swap with default digitization module Get position, time 36

A real CDF event r phi view Key idea fit t0 (start) from all tracks 37

MCP s have path lengths <<1 psec: Micro photograph of Burle 25 micron tube Greg Sellberg (Fermilab) Can buy MCP s with 6 10 micron pore diameters 38