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Status of Electronics Simulation and Energy Resoluton Estimation Xiao Fang JUNO Meeting July 28, 2014 Outline Motivation Electronics simulation Use Daya Bay electronics simulation in JUNO Implement NHit trigger A simple background mixing algorithm Energy resolution estimation PMT gain fluctuation PMT dark noise Electronics noise After-pulse Motivation In DYB, the electronics is one of major sources of energy non- linearity, 6~8%. In JUNO, we will heavily rely on detector simulation to achieve the physics results, so it is essential to correctly model electronics response in simulation. Electronics simulation is also necessary in current RD stage to develop reconstruction algorithm and study detector performance. In the first step, we temporarily use DYB electronics simulation for JUNO with some modifications, like removing shaper, using FADC, etc. Flow chart of electronics simulation From Soeren The following effects have been considered in electronics simulation: 1. PMT gain 2. Quantum efficiency 3. Pre-pulse 4. After-pulse 5. Dark noise 6. time offset 7. time spread 8. Overshoot 9. Ringing 10. Nonlinearity 11. Saturation Sampling rate: 1GHz PMT pulse from electronics simulation If the number of pulse in one time slice exceed the threshold, we will open a 1us readout window based on trigger time. Hongxin Wang is implementing a more realistic and powerful background mixing algorithm, stay tuned. A simple data model used in electronics simulation class ElecFeeCrate{ public： mapint,ElecFeeChannel m_channelData; // For each PMT we use a class ElecFeeChannel to save amplitude information and time information. long double m_TimeStamp; // Each event has a TimeStamp,that is the beginning time of the simulation : m_simTimeEarliest. vector int m_triggerTime; // The simple trigger time for each event. }