High pressure xenon gas detector with segmented electroluminescence readout for 0nbb search

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High pressure xenon gas detector with segmented electroluminescence readout for 0nbb search Kiseki Nakamura Kobe university for the AXEL collaboration

PMT AXEL experiment High pressure xenon gas TPC for 0nbb search Energy resolution: gaseous xenon + electroluminescence (EL) readout target: 0.5%FWHM Background rejection: tracking by segmented EL readout Large mass: high pressure ~ ton scale 136 Xe 10atm EL SiPM ELCC e - scintillation photon ~4m 0V ~-15kV field cage ~-200kV

PMT AXEL experiment High pressure xenon gas TPC for 0nbb search Energy resolution: gaseous xenon + electroluminescence (EL) readout target: 0.5%FWHM Background rejection: tracking by segmented EL readout Large mass: high pressure ~ ton scale 136 Xe 10atm EL ELCC e - scintillation photon Similar concept as NEXT experiment SiPM We introduce a new idea "ELCC" for signal readout Need proof-of-principle by simulation and prototype detectors ~4m 0V ~-15kV field cage ~-200kV

Segmented EL readout: ELCC Detect EL photons for cell by cell Energy measurement and tracking Good uniformity in wide area Rigid structure --> large size EL SiPM

ELCC simulation Electric field simulation (gmsh + elmer) By applying high electric field in the EL region, electric field lines are pulled into the cell hole 1.0cm 1.0cm E drift =100V/cm/atm 2cm gmsh elmer E anode =3kV/cm/atm 0.6cm 0.58cm 0.5cm

Collection of line of electric field Larger aperture is better Taking some E drift, large E EL is better (E drift =100V/cm/atm, E EL >2.5kV/cm/atm) E drift E EL cell pitch hole radius EL length square

Collection of line of electric field Hexagonal placement is better Next prototype will be OK E drift cell pitch hole radius current prototype next prototype E EL EL length square hexagonal

Uniformity of EL generation EL Yield is proportional to [electric field strength] x [path length] Uniformity : 1.4% Since initial electron number is 1e5, effect on energy resolution will be 1.4%/ 1e5 = 0.005% Electric field along the path Initial position dependence of EL yield

Electron and photon propagation simulation Electron track by Garfield++ EL photons by Monte Carlo method 6photon/e- @SiPM(3mm square) hit position at SiPM detected photon num 1000ev 1000ev hit timing 1000ev

Detected EL num Detected EL num Estimation of energy resolution Simulation process 0nbb event by Geant4 statistical fluctuation with fano factor drift to the ELCC plane with diffusion EL generation (6photon/e - ) Simulated energy resolution: 0.37%(FWHM) ionizing process: 0.27% EL process: 0.25%

Prototype detector arxiv: 1701.03931 Parameters Sensitive region: 6 x 6 x 9 cm Cell num: 64 Gas pressure: 4 bar E drift : 100 V/cm/atm E EL : 2.7kV/cm/atm 9cm Prototype detector MPPC-VUV3 PDE: 23% Size: 3 x 3 mm 2 7.5mm MPPCs anode electrode

ELCC design To prevent discharge, PTFE holes is slightly smaller than anode(cu) holes cross section view

High voltage applying Two HV modules to control both EL field and drift field HFR10-30N, HFR10-20N [Matsusada-precision] Diode and resistance for circuit protection -24kV -15kV EL SiPM

Gas circulation system Circulate high pressure xenon gas pump: PumpWorks PW2070 SAES micro torr MC1-902FV API-GETTER-I -Re Number of photons slightly increase at first used for analysis

Event sample Waveforms of MPPC and PMT EL light & scintillation light are observed MPPC: 65MHz 12bit 2Vpp PMT: 100MHz 14bit 2Vpp

Analysis flow Fiducial cut XY by hit channel, Z by PMT timing EL gain correction Measure each cell gain by 30keV peak Dark count correction Depend on time duration of EL photon fiducial EL-gain dark

Measured energy spectrum Four (five?) peaks are observed using 57 Co source X-ray (Ka) 29.78 kev Escape peak (Ka) 92.28 kev Escape peak (Kb)? 88.44 kev Full peak 122.06 kev X-ray (Kb) 33.62 kev

Measured energy resolution Measured energy: 30,34,88,92,122 kev Extrapolating 2.5MeV by assuming : 1.61%FWHM : 0.59%FWHM 0.5%FWHM@2.5MeV

Upgrade of ELCC structure New ELCC will come soon for testing... Higher energy measurement (511keV gamma-ray) Multi electrode (scale up study) Hexagonal placement (better than square one) 1/3 of anode hole plate old new GND mesh

Large prototype project 100L scale detector Purpose test at 2.5MeV test tracking get large size technique Status Chamber will come by this summer Electronics development ongoing Developing Cockcroft-Walton high voltage generation Cabling test

Simulation study for BG rejection Track topology (by Geant4) 2-blobs : 0nbb small : a-ray BG multi-site : g-ray BG with Compton scattering (~98%) Basically, 2.5MeV g-ray with photo absorption (~2%) is the serious background 0nbb a-ray (2.5MeV) g-ray (2.5MeV)

BG simulation with Geant4 Assumption 1 ton 136 Xe 2.9ppt 214 Bi in chamber Upper limit of EXO's copper Heaviest component Sensitivity m bb =60meV (current) m bb =20meV (reduce chamber mass: 10ton --> 100kg) energy of lower blob current simulation chamber mass: 10ton --> 100kg original electron track reconstructed track

Summary AXEL project developing high pressure xenon gas TPC for 0nbb search. Segmented electroluminescence readout (ELCC) is key component. Simulated performance of ELCC is good. Energy resolution measured by current prototype detector: 0.6-1.6%FWHM @ 2.5MeV Large prototype construction started. 1ton detector sensitivity will reach ~20meV

Energy reolution % High energy resolution Ionization process Use gaseous xenon W-value = 22.1eV Fano-factor = 0.13 => 0.25%(FWHM) @2.5MeV Signal multiplication Use ElectroLuminescence (EL) light yield/length is proportional to the electric field amplification fluctuation is small 8 6 4 2 0 0 100atm Avalanche E γ =662keV NIMA396(1997)360 1 2 3 4 density [g/cm 3 ] ElectroLuminescence Noble gas detector 25

New GND mesh idea Fine etched electrode Isolate cell from EL photon Strong for stretching and deflection PTF E MPPC MPPC 26

Tracking rate of g-ray from 214 Bi (2448keV) Avogadro number 6.02x10 23 [/mol] branching ratio 0.0157 chamber mass 10 7 [g](=10ton) contamination 2.9x10-12 (=2.9ppt) atomic weight of 238 U 238 [g/mol] process 0nbb efficiency g (2448keV) rate initial condition 100% 180000 cts/year fiducial-cut 79% 12000 cts/year multi-cluster-cut 49% 75 cts/year 2-blob-selection 19% 5.5 cts/year Simulated signal-efficiency and BG-rate for each analysis steps half life of 238 U 4.468x10 9 [year] 180000 [cts/year] solid angle (chamber --> gas) 98% is Compton