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Title: Readout Electronics for D0 and the Linear Collider


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Readout Electronics for D0 and the Linear Collider
DOE EPSCoR Review Eckhard von Toerne for the
Kansas State HEP Group February 25, 2003 The
talk is also available at http//www.phys.ksu.edu/
evt
2
History Overview
  • KSU participated in D0 Run2A silicon electronics
  • (Bill Reay, Ron Sidwell, Noel Stanton, EDL)
  • Interface Boards
  • Adapter Cards
  • HTI testing
  • Maintenance of Run2A Electronics
  • D0 Electronics Involvement continues
  • B. Reay replaced by EVT as Level 3 Electronics
    Manager, PostDoc Kristian Harder joined group

3
Run2b Electronics Upgrade
Run 2A
4
Differences between Run 2a / 2b Electronics
  • SVX4 power supply voltage
  • AVDD 5V -gt AVDD 2.5 V , AVDD2 removed
  • Signal level translation 5 V 2.5 V necessary
  • New Voltage regulation scheme with tight range
  • Mapping between SVX4 and SVX2 inputs
  • Differential / Single-Ended translation
  • Some changes in LV / HV power supplies, Upgrade
    of Interface Crates

5
KSU Run2b Involvement
  • KSU provides most of new Electronics
    Infrastructure
  • We are involved in tests of
  • Prototypes
  • Readout software
  • Full chain Readout and Purple Card/Full Chain
    comparison
  • Future Involvement
  • 10 test (large scale system integration)
  • Noise studies with full readout chain for Layer 0
  • Backup site for Run 2b hybrid testing
  • Naming/Mapping
  • Commissioning

6
Prototyping
  • Adapter Card
  • Junction Card
  • Jumper cable

7
Electronics Tests
  • New Test Card for a short readout chain -gt purple
    card
  • Use in all burn-in, hybrid/module testing
  • Built by KSU
  • Why is it named Purple Card?

8
Readout with Purple Card
  • Plot of two hybrid readout in calinject mode
    (mask 0). 50K events with no readout error -
    which is typical performance in calinject mode.
    Data mode is still at about one error in 10k or
    20k events. Readout speed was 30-35 Hz. The large
    apparent noise in chip 4 is caused by occasional
    readouts of 255 ADC counts. Kristian

9
Purple Card Test Results
10
Hybrid Irradiation Tests
  • Test of Hybrid radiation hardness at done in JRM
    Lab, KSU
  • Hybrid survived 25 Mrad without significant
    increase in noise
  • Observed larger channel-by-channel pedestal
    variation (addressed by changes in new SVX4
    version)

11
More Tests with Purple Card
  • Module readout (Fermilab)

(picture courtesy of A. Nomerotski)
  • Module Laser test Done with purple card

12
Project Status
  • All KSU components have been prototyped and are
    functioning -gt boost for electronics testing
  • Second protoypes are being designed to meet
    modified mechanical/space constraints
  • Purple Cards passed Production Readiness Review
    with Success
  • Readout software has been debugged at KSU and
    Fermilab -gt better comparisons of full chain and
    purple card readout.

13
Future PlansLinear Collider Involvement
  • Calorimetry of high energetic, collimated jets
    and the separation of jets from W or Z0
  • Jet energy flow algorithms promise sufficient
    resolution, provided that
  • finely segmented ECAL
  • calorimetry coverage down to small polar angles
  • One possible ECAL design is SiW
  • Not done yet at a large scale
  • Expensive

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Linear Collider RD
  • Joint Venture with K.U. and K.S.U.
  • K.U. got a head start, we are quite busy with D0
  • Participate in simulations
  • favorable manpower decision PostDoc K. Harder
    has experience in Tesla simulation studies
  • Provide electronics expertise for K.U. plans
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