The ALFA test beam 2008 *** - atlas - Desy

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The ALFA test beam 2008. ***. A short summary and outlook. K Hiller DESY Zeuthen. K.Hiller, DESY Zeuthen on behalf of the test beam crew. Bruno Allongue ...
The ALFA test beam 2008 *** A short summary and outlook K.Hiller, K Hiller DESY Zeuthen on behalf of the test beam crew Bruno Allongue, Allongue Francis Anghinolfi, Anghinolfi Anatoli Astvatsatourov, Astvatsatourov Pierre Andreas Barrillon, Barrillon Georges Blanchot, Andre Braem , Antonio De Aguiar E Pestana De Morais, Beniamino Di Girolamo, Sebastien Franz, Per Grafstrom, Maurice Haguenauer, Wieslaw Iwanski, Krzysztof Korcyl, Alessandro Mapelli, Alberto Marcalo Da Palma, Dieter Notz, Patrick Michel Puzo, Thomas Schneider, Hasko Stenzel Stenzel, Tomas Sykora , Dennis Petschull, Petschull Uli Koetz, Koetz Vit Vorobel, Vorobel Matthieu Heller

Æ Some images from the last run Æ The beginning in 251 ÆThe measurements in H8 - data review - man power - lessons for the next iteration - coming analysis scenario ÆSummary & outlook

The last run: August 28, 8:00 (1) ALFA, mapping of X Y position y [mm]

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Preparations in 251 ƒ long period of motherboard debugging until August 6 ƒ followed by 5 day of DAQ runs from August 7 - 11 ƒ LED instead of fiber detector in pot ƒ Lund motherboard with latency ~ 200nsec, power supply l ffailure il ƒ PMFs 1-8 with LVDS, 9-23 CMOS ƒ all Kapton rows in R/O ƒ HV: mostly 950 V, some data with 850, 900 V ƒ verify MAPMT and fiber mapping ƒ S-curve measurements with DAC = 250, …3000 ƒ runs on [email protected], l id @ tb tl04 h passwd: LumiDaq

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Results from 251: S-curves

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In the H8 test beam area Before installation …

… with ALFA

Tunnel view with Si-telescope

Data Overview: 3 periods 1) Lund-1 data - malfunctioning motherboard, latency ~ 200nsec due to power supply failure - PMFs 1-8 with LVDS, 9-23 CMOS - eye y tracking g efficiency y ~ 10% - ALFA - fiber-silicon DAQ synchronization stable, few events offset 2) Orsay data - all PMFs with LVDS ((?)) - parameter scan: * HV: 950, 900, 850 V * DAC: 1000, 1500, 2000, 2500, 3000 * Gain: 8, 16, 24, 32, uniformity y corrections * Kaptons rows in R/O: 1+2, 4+5, 3+5, 2+4, 2+5, 1+5 * X/Y: 0.0/0.0, -0.1/10.0, -0.1,15.0, -20.0/0.0, +20.0/0.0, +22.0/0.0, - fiber-silicon DAQ synchronization stable, few events offset

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3) Lund-2 data - Lund motherboard with latency ~ 1000nsec, power supply failure cured - PMFs 1-4 with LVDS, 6-7 with CMOS, 8-10 LVDS, 11-23 CMOS - reduced p parameter scan: * HV: 900, 950 V * Gain: 16, uniformity corrections * DAC: 1000, 1500, 2000, 2500 * X/Y: -2.9/+10.0, -6.0/+10.0, -17.9/+5.0, +6.0,/+5.0, +11.0/+10.0, -3.5/+5.0, -3.5/-0.1 - eye tracking efficiency ~ 80% - fiber-silicon synchronization bad, each spill add. 0(5) Si-events 370.000

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Man Power Situation ƒ up to last ~ 2 days mostly working g in expert p mode ƒ majority of shifters left before stable running Î no real benefit f from f available man power

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Experts E t always l on call, ll shifters dealing with frequent changes in soft + hardware

Lessons learned: a few examples Mechanics: ƒ detector installation tool (bottom-up version !!!) ƒ shielding hi ldi off overlap l ttrigger i til tiles ƒ effective dark box ƒ Æ see full list from Andre & Thomas Electronics: ƒ HV-cabling with access to PMFs, w/o short circuits ƒ motherboard: many problems understood understood, final version ? ƒ trigger electronics: completely missing ! ƒ Æ see full list from Francis Software: ƒ DAQ software rather outdated ƒ ALFA reconstruction software at veryy beginning g g ƒ how to get best benefit from fiber metrology in case of plate-to-plate coordinate jitters ? g point to improve are test beam data ƒ Æ best starting

Hard to imagine as final cabling

An analysis scenario 1) Si – tack reconstruction ƒ use the existing RD42 package for alignment and Si-track reconstruction ƒ Karlheinz, Karlheinz Antonio Antonio, Alberto 2) ALFA reconstruction: ƒ check / adjust mapping tables ƒ select and fit track candidates, different models possible ƒ calculate offsets and rotations of individual detector layers ƒ calculate resolution,, efficiency, y, noise for all parameter p samples p ƒ Anatoli, Alessandro, Dennis, Hasko, Matthieu, Sebastien, Karlheinz 3) ALFA versus Si-tracks ƒ resolution, efficiency, noise with clear reference track ƒ all people as before 4) GEANT3/4 simulation ƒ Vit, Tomas, Antonin Î man power is i an proposall to t be b discussed di d and d agreed d Î response time depends much on man power and experience !

Where we are ? We expect from this test beam measurements a realistic feedback about the data quality of a nearly final Roman Pot as it will be installed in the tunnel in terms of: ƒ resolution & efficiency of fiber tracking ƒ trigger efficiency ƒ handling experience, detector installation etc. ƒ test under pre-vacuum ƒ need and feedback of cooling options ƒ test of alignment for max. use of staggering

At the end we collected about 1.2 million triggers, but: ƒ most of them not with final electronics (faulty Lund board, board 2 Orsay boards) ƒ due to lack of time the most realistic data taking was compressed in 2 – 3 days, originally planned 6 + 20 days ! ƒ not all parameter options well measured with sufficient statistics ƒ most technical aspects with temporary workarounds, workarounds no tunnel solutions

My personal summary: 1) we got very important feedback in many technical aspects 2) we will learn a lot from the coming data analysis about data quality and where improvements are needed 3) the th step t ffrom proto-2 t 2 tto th the ttunnel-version l i iis ttoo llarge, tto kkeep th the risk i k on a reasonable level a next iteration of prototype is needed before installation