The Zero Degree Detector for BES3 status and outlook对于bes3现状和展望零度检测器.pptxVIP

The Zero Degree Detector for BES3: status and outlook A. Calcaterra, for the LNF-IHEP ZDD group IHEP 2015-01-21 Talk outline Introduction ZDD hardware The detector The electronics ZDD firmware and online The raw data ZDD offline software ZDD Data Quality Monitor IHEP 2 4/10/2017 Introduction The ZDD was designed in Frascati in the year 2010, built, tested and installed in 2011 Not ready for integration in BESIII DAQ in 2011-2012 Start of real BESIII data taking in 2012-2013 DAQ errors! Data compression buggy, and also too slow An upgrade was designed, built and installed in 2013 New preamps in VME instead of NIM, “segmentation” strips DAQ problems persisted also in 2013-2014 Data taking window too large for processor speed wrt L1* rate Latest CAEN firmware not buggy but still too slow ZDD signal finally identified in spring-summer 2014 Data taking window halved, data compression algorithm runs fast enough More reduction still possible IHEP 3 4/10/2017 Part I ZDD hardware and electronics 4/10/2017 IHEP 5 ZDD (Zero Degree Detector) @ BESIII 349cm ZDDB ZDDF Proposal accepted by INFN: substitution of one BESIII luminometer with a mini-calorimeter based on the KLOE Pb/Scintillating fibers technique 4/10/2017 IHEP 6 1° prototype (courtesy of P326 – thanks!), machined in early September 2010 Weight approx. 5 kg 15cm 11 cm 5 cm 4/10/2017 IHEP 7 Picture of Pb/Sci.Fi. Array, scintillating material 60% of total (in volume) 4/10/2017 IHEP 8 Previous BESIII Lumi detector in the East region ZDD simplified view We consider 4 sectors: Top Left, Top Right, Bottom Left and Bottom Right. There are 4 PMs in each sector 4/10/2017 IHEP 9 γ (e+e-) direction from IP Top Left and Right sectors Bottom Left and Right sectors 4/10/2017 IHEP 10 θ distribution of radiation from IP The θ from ISR radiation peaks somewhat at 0 degrees The θ from Bremsstrahlung (background) also does it, but much more strongly Keeping the ZDD away from the θ =0 region reduces background much ZDD simplified view