Prototype Progress… The Stony Brook Crew & Bob Azmoun, Craig Woody.

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Prototype Progress… The Stony Brook Crew & Bob Azmoun, Craig Woody.

Transcript of Prototype Progress… The Stony Brook Crew & Bob Azmoun, Craig Woody.

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Prototype Progress…

The Stony Brook Crew &Bob Azmoun, Craig Woody.

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How to Clean a GEM…

• Last meeting, we reported a vacuum accident that “heavily dusted 3 GEMs”.

• “Ordinary cleaning” insufficient.• Ultrasonics worked!

– Individual GEMS tested at 450 V (stable).

– Triple running at 360 V (stable)

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Something Old, Something New, Something Borrowed, Something Blue…

• For tests fully functional Data Acquisition & Analysis system:

• DAQ system is Canberra MCA “printing” the spectrum as into laptop.

• Analyze text file with perl script and feed spectra into root.

• For a 1-channel system it is actually quite fast to get and analyze data.

• Good results from gain tests.

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Row Scan (A5J5)

• 55Fe peak in all channels.

• Variation in gain similar to WIS reports.

• Sigma/Mean ~0.14 0

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Row Scan

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Column Scan c1c7

• 55Fe looks good.• Rates good (~20 kHz)• Some 2-stage gain seen

– Rate consistent w/ holes.

• Very stable operation. 0

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BTW…we know how dirt got into cryo!

• DUH…the cryo pump has been vacuuming the floor through a rough pump the same way we vacuumed dust onto the GEMs.

• Decided to open & clean:– Cloud for dust from blowing gas on cold head.– Small handful of STONES/SAND.

• Now pumping is clean…• Added thermocouple to

Evaporation Box.• Radiant heating NOT

effective…adding heatersto evaporation box.

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Prototype to be done in Italian Box• Only box we have, so we’ll use it for p’type.• Nitrogen Flow from re-pressurizing dewar.• Cleaning up:

– Gloves removed for cleaning.– Box itself thoroughly cleaned.

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Strategy for keeping clean• Boxes within Boxes…• Flow through HBD using Bob’s gas system.• Flow through Evaporation box (rapid purge)• Flow through Glove Box.• GloveBox exposure minimal

– Just during transfer…

Evap Box

HBD

Main Glove Box

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Schedule:• Evaporate CsI this week and set photo-

sensitivity baseline using flash lamp.• Next week is contingency on this.• After end of next week BNL:

– Full electronics chain…when?– Transparency, Gain, etc…

• Install during April 21 access.• Should be enough time to see signals from

real interactions.• Success as BNL seeing Flash Lamp light

source using small GEM…

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Xe Flash Lamp: Monitor Relative QE of GEM

• Test: Illuminated 4x4cm CsI PC in vacuum

• Raw Output from pad 7mV into 50ohm, width~1usec 70pC 4.4x108 pe’s 1.5x109 photons (assuming ~30% avg. QE across spectrum)

• Lamp Output intensity can be regulated, and attenuated.• RF noise preceding pe signal can be a problem if using a

preamp to record signal signal is integrated over noise lose pe signal

• Can use GEM amplification to amplify pe signal, while noise amplitude remains fixed, or can devise an optical delay and gate over pe signal only.

Xe Lamp/MgF2 window

Ar Filled Diffuser: Spectralon diffuser (disc) + Tyvec reflector (inside surface)

RF Noise(from lamp power supply) pe pulse

2 RF pulses

Aperture