A RICH Photon Detector Module with G-APDs

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A RICH Photon Detector Module with G-APDs S. Korpar a,b, H. Chagani b, R. Dolenec b, P. Križan b,c, R. Pestotnik b, A. Stanovnik b,c a University of Maribor, b J. Stefan Institute, c University of Ljubljana Outline: Aerogel RICH for Belle II RICH with G-APDs Beam test set-up and results Summary HAPD poster summary: Study of 144 Channel Multi-Anode Hybrid Avalanche Photo-Detector for the Belle RICH Counter Ichiro Adachi for the Belle aerogel RICH group (slide 1)

Measuring Cherenkov angle From hits of individual photons measure the angle Few photons detected Important to have a low noise detector (slide 2)

Forward PID for Belle II Requirements and constraints: ~ 5 σ K/π separation @ 1-4 GeV/c limited available space ~ 250 mm operation in magnetic field 1.5T photon detector candidates: HAPD, MCP-PMT, G-APD Selected type: proximity focusing aerogel RICH <n> ~ 1.05 (focusing configuration) ϑc(π) = 308 mrad @ 4 GeV/c ϑc(π) - ϑc(κ) = 23 mrad @ 4 GeV/c pion threshold 0.44 GeV/c, kaon threshold 1.54 GeV/c time-of-flight difference (2m from IP): t(π) - t(κ) = 180(45) ps @ 2(4) GeV/c (slide 3)

Beam test with flat-panel PMT array NIM A548 (2005) 383 Study of aerogel radiator with flat-panel PMT array - standard configuration: 2cm(1.045)+2cm(1.055) focusing aerogel: N ~ 10 ph. σsingle= 14 mrad σtrack= 4.6 mrad 5σ @ 4GeV/c (slide 4)

G-APD characteristics works in magnetic field low operation voltage ~ (10-100)V peak PDE (= QE x ε x εgeo ) up to geiger 65% (@400nm - Hamamatsu data sheet), gain ~ 106 time resolution ~ 100-200 ps dark counts ~ few 100kHz/mm2 radiation damage (p,n) Hamamatsu: HC100, HC050, HC025 Can such a device be used for detection of single photons in a RICH counter? linearity is not needed HC100 is preferred due to higher efficiency (slide 5)

G-APD characteristics - 2 Typical pulse height distribution: signal is well separated from pedestal level single photon pulses are the same as dark current pulses ADC channels Typical timing distribution: narrow time window can be used to separate Cherenkov photons from dark current pulses σ~150ps (slide 6)

Expected number of photons aerogel transmission G-APD PDE (Hamamatsu) photons/10nm Expected number of photons for aerogel RICH (beam test prototype): multianode PMTs (peak QE ~ 25%, collection eff. ~ 70%) or MPPCs (HC100) aerogel radiator: thickness 1 cm, n = 1.03 and transmission length 1.4 cm (@400nm) NSiPM/NPMT~4 incident photons/10nm G-APD photons N=17 PMT photons PMT PDE N=4.1 λ[nm] (slide 7) λ[nm]

Signal to noise Expected number of background hits depends on: ring area ~ 2000 mm2 (±3σ) dark count rate ~ 600kHz/mm2 coincidence window ~ 5ns Ndark ~ 6 Nph/Ndark ~ 3 Ratio can be increased by: smaller ring image area high Cherenkov photon density narrower time window use of light collection system (light guides) to increase effective area of the sensor Can such a detector work? (slide 8)

Can such a detector work? HERA-B RICH experience: Little noise, ~30 photons per ring Typical event Worked very well! Kaon efficiency and pion, proton fake probability π K K K p K Need > 20 photons per ring for reliable PID (slide 9)

Light guide 3.5x3.5mm2 to 1x1mm2 First attempt to attach light guides to MPPCs. area ratio ~ 12 average efficiency ~ 0.5 (entrance to exit surface) light guide test with pencil beam (400nm, 900) PMT MPPC 3.5mm 0.2mm (slide 10) 1mm

NIM A594 (2008) 13 Test with cosmic rays First successful tests with cosmic rays: No light guides: 43600 tracks Cherenkov photons ~ 146 0.0033 photons per track With light guides: 38100 tracks Cherenkov photons ~ 285 0.0072 photons per track Nw/ / Nw/o ~ 2.2 Light guide should be as close as possible to the MPPC surface. (slide 11) Cherenkov angle [rad]

Hemispharical light guides Spherical light guides give better results with metal package: Nw/ / Nw/o ~ 3.6 0.2mm 0.8mm (slide 12)

8x8 array of SMD-MPPCs Detector module with 8x8 array of SMD MPPCs at 2.54 mm pitch 2.3mm(2.54) 4.mm 10o 0.9mm Light guides were machined from plastic (HERA-B lens material). (slide 13)

Light guide simulation Simulation includes: refraction at LG entrance total reflection gap between LG exit and MPPC surface Not included: absorption imperfect light guide surface (slide 14)

MPPC module main board with dividers, bias and signal connectors piggy back board with MPPCs (8x8 array of HC100 in SMD package; background ~ 600kHz/MPPC) light guides 16 electronics channels (4x4) - 4 MPPCs connected to single channel 73V 1k 20k 500k 100n 24k 100n SiPM 100n 24k (slide 15)

MPPC module - 2 (slide 16)

MPPC module - 3 pad size 5.08 mm, 4 mm2 active (15.5% w/o LG) (slide 17)

Beam test setup MPPC array w/o or w/ light guide mounted on 3D stage effective detector size 3x3 aerogel n=1.03, d=10mm (distance 130mm) hits detected by multi-hit TDC +120 GeV/c pions, beam size ~1cm2 2 MWPCs for tracking plastic scintillator for timing (slide 18)

TDC distributions of MPPC hits for all events total noise rate ~ 35MHz (~600kHz/MPPC, ~2.4MHz/ch.) hits in the time window of 5ns around the peak are selected for Cherenkov angle analysis w/o light guides w/ light guides 5ns TDC [100ps] (slide 19) TDC [100ps]

Ring images module was moved to 9 positions to cover the ring area these plots show only superposition of 8 positions (central position is not included) w/o light guides w/ light guides (slide 20)

Cherenkov angle distributions background from MPPC noise hits is obtained from sideband in TDC distribution TDC [100ps] on time off time Cherenkov angle (slide 21) Cherenkov angle

Ring images background subtracted w/o light guides (slide 22) w/ light guides

Cherenkov angle distributions background subtracted distributions ratio of detected photons w/ and w/o light guides: ~ 2.3 resolution within expectations (~14mrad) w/ light guides w/o light guides Cherenkov angle (slide 23) Cherenkov angle

Number of photons Expected number of photons is 2.5/full ring, this includes: Hamamatsu PDE aerogel: 1cm thickness, n=1.03, 14mm attenuation length dead time and double hit loss ~10% Measured (extrapolated to full ring - acceptance corrected): w/o LG ~ 1.6 w/ LG ~ 3.7 Estimated numbers for aerogel with n=1.05 and thickness of 4cm (~5x) and better quality of the surface of light guides (~2x) are w/o LG ~ 8 w/ LG ~ 37 (slide 24)

Summary A photon detector module was constructed using 8x8 array of MPPCs (SMD package, 4x4 electronic channels) and a light guide array A proximity focusing RICH with 1cm aerogel radiator (n=1.03) and the detector module was successfully tested in a test beam at CERN The number of detected photons per ring is about 60% of the expected number Efficiency increase with light guides ~ 2.3 (area ratio ~ 5.5) Geiger-mode APD can be used as a detector of single photons in RICH counters. (slide 25)

Photon detector candidate: HAPD Hybrid avalanche photo-detector (proximity focusing configuration): 12x12 channels (~5x5 mm2) size ~ 72mm x 72mm ~ 65% effective area total gain ~ 104 105 (bombardment~1000, avalanche~40) detector capacitance ~ 80pF/ch. typical peak QE ~ 25% works in mag. field (~perpendicular to the entrance window) 1ph. 2ph. 3ph. 0ph. 4ph. Bi-alkali photocathode photon... ~20mm photoelectron multi-channel APD (slide 26)

Beam test results test with 2 GeV/c electrons @ KEK detected number of photons: ~ 6 Cherenkov angle resolution: ~ 13mrad large background due to the Cherenkov photons produced in the HAPD window second ring due to reflection on APD read-out electronics aerogel Better than 4 s p/k separation @ 4 GeV/c (slide 27) HAPD HAPD array array ring image

Background contributions window photocathode APD Cherenkov light reflected from APD surface photon photoelectron aerogel Cherenkov light Photoelectron backscattering Cherenkov light from window Internal reflections amount of window light can be reduced by thinner window effects of photoelectron backscattering disappears in magnetic field reflected light: higher QE, more absorption at first pass anti-reflective coating? 200 mm 20 mm 14 (slide 28)

Test in magnetic field 1.5 T around 20% of photoelectrons back-scatter and the maximum range is twice the distance from photocathode to APD ~40mm again in magnetic field these photoelectrons follow magnetic field lines ad fall back on the same place (slide 29)

Test in magnetic field 1.5 T distortion of electric field lines at HAPD edge produces irregular shapes of areas covered by each channel in magnetic field photoelectrons circulate along the magnetic field lines and distortion disappears magnetic field 1.5 T (slide 30) no magnetic field

BACKUP SLIDES (slide 31)

External secondary photon cross talk Scan a SiPM in front of a second one, observe coincidence rate SiPM A and B: Hamamatsu MPPCs x(mm) (slide 32)

External secondary photon cross talk single detector dark rate ~ 200 khz coincidence background ~ 2.4 khz when SiPMs overlap, coincidence rate increases by ~1 khz 1mm active area 1mm away ~ 15% of 2 π solid angle full (2π) solid angle: 1kHz/(2 x 200kHz) /15% ~ 2% OK (even with an assumption of a 100% reflectivity of the radiator surface gets reduced by two further orders of magnitude) (slide 33)

Neutron damage Measured fluence: 90/fb 1-10 109 n cm -2 Expected fluence at 50/ab if bckg x20: 2-20 1011 n cm -2 Worst than the lowest line The monitoring diodes were not at the right place (mounted behind ECL instead of in front of it). However, n flux is probably quite similar check with new data. Very hard to use present SiPMs as single photon detectors in Belle because of radiation damage by neutrons (slide 34)

RICH with SiPM - expected hit distribution Ring on a uniform background Can such a detector work? (slide 35)

RICH with SiPM - expected hit distribution Ring on a uniform background Can such a detector work? (slide 36)

Can such a detector work? MC simulation of the counter response: assume 1mm 2 active area SiPMs with 0.8 MHz (1.6 MHz, 3.2 MHz) dark count rate, 10ns time window. Vary light collector demagnification (=pad size). K identification efficiency at 1% π missid. probability ε at 4 GeV/c vs. pad size ε vs. p Looks OK! (slide 37)

Test with cosmic rays First successful tests with cosmic rays: NIM A594 (2008) 13 No light guides: 43600 tracks Cherenkov photons ~ 146 0.0033 photons per track With light guides: 38100 tracks Cherenkov photons ~ 285 0.0072 photons per track N / N ~ 2.2 ~1mm gap w/ w/o Light guide should be as close as possible to the SiPM surface. (slide 38) Cherenkov angle [rad]

Beam area T4-H6-B @ CERN +120 GeV/c pions spills every 42s for ~5s beam size ~1cm2 (slide 39) beam profile (scale in mm)

Beam area T4-H6-B (slide 40)

Cosmic test setup Two configurations of 6 Hamamatsu MPPCs were used: (HC100, HC050, HC025)x(metal, ceramic) 6 x HC100, metal All six MPPCs were connected to same supply line using additional dividers: 73V 1k 20k 500k 100n 24k 100n MPPCs SiPM 100n 24k (slide 41)

Cherenkov angle distributions for 1ns time windows -2-1 0 1 2 (slide 42)

(slide 43)

Planar entry window Spherical entry window Spherical entry window, reflective sides Efficieny vs. angle of incidence α α min, αmax -24, 24 I(-60, 60 ) 3.4 R/a - Sph. entry 1.6 2.0-35, 35 66% Reflective sides 2.4 2.6-44, 44 69% Light guide d/a Planar entry (slide 44) 64%

Light collection: required angular range For our application only a limited angular range of incident has to be covered at a given position on the detector particle Take this asymmetry into account when designing the light collection system. (slide 45)

Planar entry window Spherical entry window Spherical entry window, reflective sides Efficieny vs. angle of incidence α Light guide D R αmin, αmax I(-3, 54 ) Planar entry 3.4 - -6, 41 95% Sph. entry 1.6 2.0-6, 58 100% Reflective sides 2.4 2.6-19, 71 93% (slide 46)

Light collection: efficiency Design with a single light guide type (slide 47) Design with a two light guide types