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Title: The V0 detector Mexico Lyon collaboration


1
The V0 detector (Mexico Lyon collaboration)
  • Segmentation
  • Simulated performances
  • secondaries / beam-gas
  • Counters
  • design 1 / design 2
  • Electronics
  • pulse treatment / FEE
  • Milestones
  • mechanics / electronics

2
Segmentation of the arrays
  • Two arrays V0A and V0C
  • 2 x 32 channels
  • segmentation 8 sectors x 4 rings
  • Pseudo-rapidity windows
  • ?? 0.5-0.6/ring

3
Secondaries
  • Performances very degraded by
  • secondaries produced in materials
  • No optimalization of the V0
  • for multiplicity measurement
  • Pb-Pb Hijing events (b lt 11 fm)
  • correlations Mch of events / Mch
  • detected by V0 rings
  • increase of hits by a factor two
  • 4000 MIP across each ring
  • (8000 across the ring 1 of V0C)
  • Nevertheles, central and/or
  • semi-central collisions can be
  • selected by the FEE on the base
  • of the total integrated charge
  • provided by the counters
  • Efficiency of triggering
  • 83 in pp (inelastic)

4
p-gas background
  • The V0 should be able to filter
  • a large part of the p-gas effect
  • close p-gas Hijing (198 kHz)
  • halo file used by LHCb (47 kHz)
  • pp physics Pythia (200 kHz)
  • Gaussian vertex (5.3 cm) and
  • time resolution (1 ns)
  • A cut at 11 ns
  • rejection depends on the relative
  • rates of the two components
  • 99 of rejected beam gas in the
  • present case

5
Counters
  • Counters made of
  • 2 cm BC404/BC408 scintillator
  • 1 mm BCF9929A(s.c.)/BCF9929A(d.c.) WLS fibres
  • 1.1 mm BCF98(d.c.) optical fibres
  • Teflon foil as envelope

6
Results
  • Design 2 applied to V0C elements
  • 2 cm BC408 scintillator
  • 1 mm BCF9929A(s.c.) WLS fibres
  • 5 m of BCF98(d.c.) optical fibres
  • Present performances (MIP)
  • Design 1 applied to V0A elements
  • 2 cm BC404 scintillator
  • 1 mm BCF9929A(d.c.) WLS fibres
  • 3 m of BCF98(d.c.) optical fibres
  • Present performances (MIP)
  • For the RB26 side, the integration
  • requires short transition from edge
  • of counter to clear fibres
  • Only possible with design 2
  • Improvement with BC404/BCF(d.c.)?
  • measures in progress
  • Design 1 provides a similar network
  • of fibres to any scintillating track,
  • whatever its location on the counter is
  • time fluctuation minimized, better stime
  • Adapted for large tiles
  • Adopted for V0A at RB24 side

7
V0A array
all fibres from a sector
fibres gathered in 4 bundles fiber length 3 m
8
V0C array
12 connectors
rings 3 and 4 in 2 pieces to minimize
time fluctuations
9
Electronics
  • Requirements
  • MIP dynamic range 1 to 500 with 98 of
    acceptance for the MIP
  • signal dynamic range close to 1000 (minimum of 3
    mV achieved)
  • charge information (0.6 lt Q lt 600 pC), time
    (stime lt 1 ns)
  • Mesh PMT with amplification (shoebox) of the
    signal before its transmission (25 m of
    Cu-cables) to FEE
  • FEE 100 of life time
  • made of three PCBs
  • CIU charge and time digitization, pre-process
    of triggers
  • CCIU final trigger signal, collection of the
    data
  • TTCIU interface FEE/TTC
  • Concept finalized by the end of 2004

10
CIU board
11
Minimum-bias triggers
  • Starting from the discriminator signal
  • BB signal detected in time windows centered at
  • 11 ns (V0A) and 3 ns (V0C)
  • BGA signal detected in time
  • windows centered at
  • -11 ns (V0A) and 3 ns (V0C)
  • BGC signal detected in time
  • windows centered at
  • 11 ns (V0A) and -3 ns (V0C)

12
V0 mechanics milestones
  • End 2004
  • March 2005 sector 0 of V0A (Mexico) and V0C
    (Lyon) (construction and test)
  • PRR submission
  • October 2005 V0C commissioning, PMT
    characterization (Lyon)
  • End 2005 V0A commissioning, PMT characterization
    (Mexico)
  • April 2006
  • June 2006 V0C installation in ALICE
  • End 2006 V0A installation in ALICE

p.e./MIP PMTgain
arrays, fibre bundles, PMT mechanics
  • Responsibles
  • Mechanics J.Y. Grossiord
    (Lyon), XXXX (Mexico)

13
V0 electronics milestones
  • End 2004 electronics concept finalization (PMT,
    shoebox, FEE)
  • CIU design prototype test
  • March 2005
  • October 2005
  • CCIU and TTCIU design
    prototype test
  • PRR submission
  • End 2005
  • CIU, CCIU, TTCIU electronic
    scheme
  • April 2006 electronics design ready for
    realization
  • June 2006
  • electronics construction
  • End 2006
  • electronics test,
    calibration, connection to CTP
  • electronics ready for
    installation in ALICE
  • Responsibles Electronics Y. Zoccarato

14
V0 milestones
  • End 2004 electronics concept finalization (PMT,
    shoebox, FEE)
  • CIU design prototype test
  • March 2005 sector 0 of V0A (Mexico) and V0C
    (Lyon)
  • PRR submission
  • October 2005 V0C commissioning, PMT
    characterization (Lyon)
  • CCIU and TTCIU design
    prototype test
  • PRR submission
  • End 2005 V0A commissioning, PMT characterization
    (Mexico)
  • CIU, CCIU, TTCIU electronic
    scheme
  • April 2006 electronics design ready for
    realization
  • June 2006 V0C installation in ALICE
  • electronics construction
  • End 2006 V0A installation in ALICE
  • electronics test,
    calibration, connection to CTP
  • electronics ready for
    installation in ALICE
  • Responsibles Electronics Y. Zoccarato
  • Mechanics J.Y. Grossiord
    (Lyon), XXXX (Mexico)

15
V0 cost
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