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Status and Challenges of CEPC Time Projection Chamber Detector Huirong On behalf of CEPC Tracking Subgroup 015.01.1

Content Status of GEM and TPC Detector Requirements and Concept design Preliminary Simulation Challenges Critical R&D Page -

GEM Detector and TPC X- ray Trigger Signal from the bottom of third GEM Drift Distance: 14mm Transfer Space: mm Induction Space: mm HV power supply Seven Channels Independent V gem1 :V gem :V gem3 =340V:330V:30V E drift :E tran1 :E tran :E tran3 =3:.5:.5:kV/cm Trigger Strip Readout 3 1 Seven Channels HV 4 Page - 3

GEM Detector and TPC Image of Wrench (Ten Minutes@30kHz count rate) δ = 59.85μm Image of Copper with IHEP GEM Position Resolution by 0μm slit collimator Page - 4

GEM Detector and TPC Triple GEM readout Readout pad size: 9.5 mm 1.5 mm Pitch: 10 mm 1.6 mm Staggered 10 x 3 pads placed Field cage: 500mm Diameter: 30mm Only 10 x 3 pads read out due to the limitation of electronic channel number Scintillator+PMT coincidence trigger TU-TPC prototype Page - 5

GEM Detector and TPC σ X w 1 (when f = δ -function) Pad Response [I] [II] 1 N w eff 1 + D (when f = δ -function) z Hodoscope Effect in TPC z σ PR σ X 0 [III] σ PR0 σ PR = σ with PR0 σ + D PR0 z w = 1 + σ PRF z Page - 6

GEM Detector and TPC Test @ KEK, Japan Hodoscope effect more obvious Measurement points fit the analytical formula very well Resolution can be as good as 100 μm@ Z 100 mm Page - 7

Conceptual design need some information! Physics requirement? L* size? QD0 position? Out radius? Inner radius? Channels? Backgroud? Counting Rate? Particles? Preliminary layout design Page - 8

Requirement for TPC part Same as Main performance/ Design goals of ILD-TPC Page - 9

Two options SiD@ILC High B field Excellent σ x, but small the number of sampling points Reasonably low material budget Continuous data taking ILD@ILC δ : spatial resolution in the r- φ plane per point n : the number of sampling points 1 : 333.56 (cm T GeV ) Large length Large the number of sampling points Moderate σ x Low material budget(gas) de/dx for low momentum particles Good for calorimeter ( particle flow algorithm) Pictorial tracking by many space points Less cost α x C : 0.0141 (GeV) ( X X ) : thickness measured in radiation length units 0 l : lever arm length (cm) B : magnetic field (T) Gluckstern Formula Transverse momentum: P T k = 1/ PT δ = ( δ ) + ( δ ) meas MS k k k Detector resolution: meas αδ x 70 δk ( ) Bl n + 4 Multiple resolution: MS αc 10 X δk ( ) ( ) k Bl 7 X 0 Total momentum: p = pt 1+ tan λ Page - 10

Two options for CEPC Performance comparison between Silicon tracking and TPC (ILC) Material TPC in ILD 0.05X0 (vertical) 0.5X0 (forward) Silicon in SiD 0.10-15X0 (vertical) 0.-0.5X0 (forward) Magnet filed 3.5T 5T de/dx 5% no r_in 39mm 0mm r_out 1808mm 10 mm Z ± 350 mm ±150 Cost (no contingency) 35.9MILCU (Jan 01 US$) 95.7 MUS$ Does the design of ILC TPC work for CEPC? In principle, the answer is YES! TPC is prefer one of the option. Page - 11

Conceptual design plan L* = 1.5m Parameter of Chamber Half Z=1.5m r_in = 39 mm r_out = 1808 mm pad size: 1mm 6mm Number of pads:~00 Easy to mount Chamber of TPC Magnet QD0 Support frame Page - 1

Conceptual design plan L* = 1.5m Parameter of Chamber Half Z=.0m r_in = 39 mm r_out = 1808 mm pad size: 1mm 6mm Number of pads:~00 Easy to mount Particle background Chamber of TPC Magnet QD0 Support frame Page - 13

Conceptual design plan L* = 1.5m Parameter of Chamber Half Z=.0m r_in = 39 mm r_out = 1808 mm pad size: 1mm 6mm Number of pads:~00 Hard to mount Particle background Chamber of TPC Magnet QD0 Page - 14

Preliminary Simulation Parameter of Simu. Half Z=.35m r_in = 39 mm r_out = 1808 mm pad size: 1mm 6mm Number of pads:~00 B = 3.5 Tesla With multiple scattering Position resolution based on ILD-TPC with smearing of 100μm Page - 15

Preliminary Simulation Change the length of TPC Parameter of Simu. Half Z=1.5m r_in = 39 mm r_out = 1808 mm cos_theta = ~ 0.95 pad size: 1mm 6mm Number of tracker:~00 B = 3.5 Tesla With multiple scattering Position resolution based on ILD-TPC Page - 16

Preliminary Simulation Parameter of Simu. Half Z=1.0m,.0m,.5m r_in = 39 mm r_out = 1808 mm pad size: 1mm 6mm Number of pads:~00 B = 3.5 Tesla With multiple scattering Position resolution based on ILD-TPC with smearing of 100μm ~0.9 10-4 ~1.1 10-4 ~1.3 10-4 Momentum:0GeV To change the length of TPC Page - 17

Preliminary Simulation Parameter of Simu. out_radius=1365,1600,1808 Half Z=.0m r_in = 39 mm pad size: 1mm 6mm Number of pads:~00 B = 3.5 Tesla With multiple scattering Position resolution based on ILD-TPC with smearing of 100μm ~.3 10-4 ~1.6 10-4 ~1.1 10-4 Momentum:0GeV To change the out radius of TPC Page - 18

Ion backflow at CEPC Different with ILC-ILD In CEPC, the bunch spacing is 3.6us NO Gating in TPC The ions generated from the ionization in the drift volume and from the avalanche multiplication in gaseous detector Ions into the drift region will introduce the field distortion Deduce the TPC counting rate capability Page - 19

Ion backflow estimation Total charge density e is the charge of electron, Gε is the number of ions appear in the drift space for each electron, vi is the ion drift velocity, L is the length of TPC drift region. R is the rate density. Radial distortion of electric field R is uniformity in the drift region and is as constant р0. For TPC with inner radius r1 and outer radius r. Page - 0

Ion backflow estimation G = 10 4, Gε = 0.1%, VI = 1m/s@E = 00V/m, L=.5m, r1=0.3m, r=1.4m we expect the electron distortion to be less than 1%(Er(r) <V/m) R must be less than 5.3 10 6 /s/m 3 For Z pole Challenge! Radial distortion of electric field produced by a uniform charge distribution at CEPC Page - 1

Challenges for R&D Field distortion near boundaries Insulator surface facing drift volume should be removed; Avoid charge up effects in GEM detector Electric field distortion near module boundaries should be shaped away High B-field performance Is Neff at B=3.5T the same as at B=1T? Is electron attachment by CF4 in amplification region negligible? Tracking in non-uniform B-field: ExB and deviation from helix Positive ions and Gate Develop ion gate: transparency, distortion, ion leak Is primary positive ion effect really negligible? (effects of heavy micro-curlers?) Establish distortion correction method Z measurement Hodoscope effect? Angular effect? (primary ionization statistics) Neutron BG Is gas mixture with a hydrocarbon molecule such as iso-c4h10 OK? P/T control of gas volume P CO cooling of the whole gas volume? Page -

Manpower and starting project in next 3 years Manpower Starting project supported by IHEP Simulation and optimize the geometry of TPC Simulation and design the system of alignment and calibration by laser Design and assembled low material detector modules for prototype Measurement the detector modules and optimize performance Simulation and design the alignment and calibration TPC prototype detector Solved key issues technology for modules GEM Detector for Module Page - 3

Critical R&D plan Background and physics requirement @CEPC Goals for performance and design parameters E/B field Counting rate and Ion back flow The time structure of the beam Simulation based on ILD-TPC and optimized the performance Diameter of chamber Working gas selection Tracking distortion Size of Pads GEM and Micromegas detectors R&D Large prototype design, assembly Laser calibration and alignment device design, assembly Detector readout module Readout electronics: pulsing power, cooling Page - 4

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