TOFPID
Work-In-Progress
EPIC TOF PID Detector Working Group
Conveners:
- Constantin Loizides (constantin.loizides@cern.ch)
- Frank Geurts (geurts@rice.edu)
- Wei Li (wl33@rice.edu)
- Zhenyu Ye (yezhenyu@uic.edu)
Liaisons:
- Simulation: Nicolas Schmidt (nicolas.schmidt@cern.ch)
- DAQ: Tonko Ljubicic (tonko@bnl.gov)
Mailing list:
Meetings:
- TOF DWG Meetings on Mondays @ 11:30am ET, unless noted otherwise via email.
- eRD112/LGAD Consortium Meetings on Wednesdays @ 11:30am ET, unless noted otherwise via email.
File:ATHENA FF layout Nov 2021 v1.pdf
TOF Subsystems
- Electron Timing and Tracking Layer (ETTL)
The ETTL consists of one AC-LGAD layer, with 500um x 500 um pixels. It provides <30um spatial resolution in both x and y directions, and <25 ps timing resolution per hit. The ETTL has an inner radius of 0.12m and outer radius of 0.64 m and locates right after mRICH at z ~ -1.610 to -1.710 m.
- Central Timing and Tracking Layer (CTTL)
The CTTL consists of one AC-LGAD layer, with 500um x 1cm strips along the beam direction. It provides <30um spatial resolution in φ direction, and <25 ps timing resolution per hit. The CTTL is located at R ~ 0.625-0.655 m and has a total length of 2.7 m from z~ -1.200 to 1.500 m.
- Forward Timing and Tracking Layer (FTTL)
The FTTL consists of one AC-LGAD layer, with 500um x 500 um pixels. It provides <30um spatial resolution in both x and y directions, and <25 ps timing resolution per hit. The FTTL has an inner radius of 0.12m and outer radius of 0.85 m and locates right in front of dRICH at z ~ +1.555 to +1.705 m.
Acceptance Summary
Detector | Acceptance | Notes |
---|---|---|
ETTL | -3.7 < 𝜂 < -1.74 | 0.15 < 𝑝 < 2 GeV/c |
CTTL | -1.4 < 𝜂 < 1.4 | 0.15 < 𝑝_T < 1.5 GeV/c |
FTTL | 1.5 < 𝜂 < 3.5 | 0.15 < 𝑝 < 2.5 GeV/c |
EPIC TOF Detector Tasks Table
EPIC Software Framework Implementation
DD4HEP and FastSim Implementation
- Description: Initial inclusion and testing of TTLs in EPIC simulation framework.
- Work Start: October 2022
- Expected Duration: 2-3 months
- Required Expertise: High
- Task assigned to: Nicholas Schmidt, Friederike Bock, Zhenyu Ye
- Notes:The initial work should be done by experts, but this initial work will likely conclude quickly. After that, we will need to do (lots of) testing.
- Contact: Zhenyu Ye (yezhenyu@uic.edu)
- Links:
Slow Simulation
- Description: Include detailed modeling of detector responses in EPIC simulation framework.
- Work Start: January 2023
- Expected Duration: 3-6 months
- Required Expertise: High
- Task assigned to:
- Notes:Include charge sharing, detector digitization and noise in simulation.
- Contact:
- Links:
Background Study
- Description: Study of impact from beam-gas interaction and synchrotron radiation background.
- Work Start: January 2023
- Expected Duration: 3-4 months
- Required Expertise: Low/Medium
- Task assigned to: Graduate Student
- Notes: Part of a larger effort to study backgrounds.
- Contact:
- Links:
Detector Requirements
PID Performance
- Description: Work with Cherenkov PID group to study TOF+Cherenkov PID performance.
- Work Start: July 2022
- Expected Duration: 4-6 months
- Required Expertise: Medium/High
- Task assigned to: Friederike Bock, Oscar Hartbrich
- Notes: Study minimum requirement on timing resolution.
- Contact: Oskar Hartbrich (hartbricho@ornl.gov)
- Links:
Tracking Performance
- Description: Work with tracking group to analyze impact of TTLs on tracking efficiency, momentum resolution and angular resolution.
- Work Start: July 2022
- Expected Duration: 3-4 months
- Required Expertise: Medium/High
- Task assigned to: Nicholas Schmidt
- Notes: Compare pixel versus strip, and determine minimum requirements on spatial resolution and material budget.
- Contact: Nicolas Schmidt (nicolas.schmidt@cern.ch)
- Links:
Impact on Calorimeter Performance
- Description: Study TTL material budget on Calorimeter performance.
- Work Start: July 2022
- Expected Duration: 3-4 months
- Required Expertise: Medium/High
- Task assigned to: Friederike Bock
- Notes: Study impact on calorimeter E/p resolution.
- Contact: Friederike Bock (Friederike.Bock@cern.ch)
- Links:
Sub-system Design
CTTL Layout
- Description: Work on engineering structure and integration for CTTL, including sensor, frontend ASIC, mechanical structure, cooling, cabling, etc.
- Work Start: September 2022
- Expected Duration: 3-4 months
- Required Expertise: High
- Task assigned to: Zhenyu Ye (initially)
- Notes:
- Contact: Zhenyu Ye (yezhenyu@uic.edu)
- Links:
ETTL/FTTL Layout
- Description: Work on engineering structure and integration for ETTL/FTTL, including sensor, frontend ASIC, mechanical structure, cooling, cabling, etc.
- Work Start: September 2022
- Expected Duration: 3-4 months
- Required Expertise: High
- Task assigned to: Wei Li (initially)
- Notes:
- Contact: Wei Li (wl33@rice.edu)
- Links:
DAQ Specification
- Description: Work on DAQ system specifications.
- Work Start: September 2022
- Expected Duration: 4-6 months
- Required Expertise: High
- Task assigned to: Tonko Ljubicic
- Notes:
- Contact: Tonko Ljubicic (tonko@bnl.gov)
- Links:
Mechanical Structure Design
- Description: Work on mechanical structure design.
- Work Start: September 2022
- Expected Duration: 4-6 months
- Required Expertise: High
- Task assigned to:
- Notes:
- Contact:
- Links:
Cooling System Specification
- Description: Work on cooling system specifications.
- Work Start: September 2022
- Expected Duration: 4-6 months
- Required Expertise: Medium/High
- Task assigned to:
- Notes:
- Contact:
- Links:
R&D
AC-LGAD Sensor
- Description: Work on sensor design optimization and testing.
- Work Start: September 2022
- Expected Duration: 9-12 months
- Required Expertise: High
- Task assigned to: BNL, FNAL, LANL, Rice, UCSC, UIC
- Notes:
- Contact: eRD112
- Links:
Frontend ASIC
- Description: Work on ASIC (EICROC, HpSOC, FCFD) prototyping and testing.
- Work Start: September 2022
- Expected Duration: 6-9 months
- Required Expertise: High
- Task assigned to: BNL, FNAL, IJCLab/Omega, Nalu, UCSC, UIC
- Notes:
- Contact: eRD109/eRD112
- Links: