FARCOS Femtoscope Array for Correlations & Spectroscopy

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FARCOS Femtoscope Array for Correlations & Spectroscopy Overview of project and physics inputs Present status (mechanics, electronics) and perspectives for the use with GET electronics G. Cardella, INFN-Catania EXOCHIM collaboration, INFN (LNS-Ct-Me-Mi-Na) GANIL, GEM-UHU, open collaboration

Physics topics 1. Heavy-ion collisions (stable and RI beams) Dynamics (HBT, Femtoscopy) Low & Intermediate energies: fusion, fission, DIC, Symmetry energy, Emission time-scales, probes of reaction models Multi-particle correlation spectroscopy (MPCS) cluster states 2. Direct reactions with RIBs Inverse and direct kinematics Nuclei close to drip lines

1+R(q) Relevance of angular resolution deuteron-alpha 1+ R(q) = k ( ) ( ) SY coinc p 1, p 2 SY evt.mixing p 1, p 2 q = m v 1 - v 2 6 Li q (MeV/c) High angular resolution required: Measurements at low q and sharp resonances

Multi-particle decay spectroscopy Using heavy-ion collisions as an explorative spectroscopy tool: several unbound species in one single experiment 10 C* p α α p Expansion p 5 Li* α 4π Coverage + High angular resolution 12 C* α α α 8 B* 7 Be p

FARCOS TELESCOPE phase 1 Based on (62x64x64 mm 3 ) clusters 1 square (0.3x62x62 mm 3 ) DSSSD 32+32 strips 1 square (1.5x62x62 mm 3 ) DSSSD 32+32 strips 4 60x32x32 mm 3 CsI(Tl) crystals 4 CsI(Tl) crystals (3rd stage) DSSSD 1500 μm (2nd stage) DSSSD 300 μm (1st stage) Assembly cluster 132 channels by each cluster Fully reconfigurable (more Si layers, neutron and g-detection,..)

Geometric flexibility Cross geometry centered on the beam axis (10 clusters) Wall geometry placed at 45 from beam axis (9 clusters) Transportability Modularity 45

Planned geometries Farcos Chimera Correlations in central collisions (cluster states, HBT, Asy-EoS) Chimera rings Correlations in Quasi-Projectile breakup Spectroscopy with radioactive beams

Direct reactions with exotic beams FRIBS exotic beams 34 Ar d Chimera (d) Farcos ( 33 Ar residue) 33 Ar Farcos Coupling to spectrometers Neutron detectors

Required identification performances (Chimera-like) Large dynamical range

FARCOS detectors Double-Sided Silicon Strip Detectors 300 μm and 1500 μm kapton cable and 2x32pin connectors Highly homogenous CsI(Tl) crystals Wrapping: 0.12mm thick white reflector +50μm aluminized Mylar. 2μm thick aluminized Mylar window at the entrance (0.29 g/cm 2 ) Read-out by photo-diodes (300μm)

First prototype modules built 4 clusters ready Experiments in Spring 2013 at LNS approved

Compact preamplifiers Phase 1 32 channels Hybrid charge preamplifiers in a volume of about 8cm x 10cm x 2mmm Low power consumption: ~750 mw pwe 32 channels (simplify cooling operations) Rise-Time (pulser): ~ 3-7 nsec for C input =0-100pF Energy resolution (pulser) ~ 4-5 KeV for C input =0-100pF Available with several sensitivities (5, 10, 45, 100 mv/mev ) INFN, Milano C. Boiano, R. Bassini

Si-strips α-source tests INFN-preamplifiers and Mesytec provide comparable E resolution (about 1% for the 300 mm strip.5% for 1500 mm) INFN more compact, faster, less power consumption α-source spectra 1500 mm detector α-source spectra 300 mm detector

CsI(Tl) uniformity tests with α-source Source moved along silicon face (front and back) Good crystal: statistical fluctuations < 1% Bad crystal: statistical fluctuations < 10% gradient Non-uniformities (if systematic) can be corrected thanks to position sensitivity of silicon strips (for higher energy particles) Improve resolution in beam experiments

First test beams July2012 @ LNS Chimera sphere view Rochester p,α, Ne beams E/A=40, 20 MeV - Elastic scattering and Transfer reactions on various targets CsI(Tl) uniformity Silicon resolution Integrating DAQ into Chimera system

Mounting of prototype telescopes Pre-amplifier boxes Si-Si matrix Si-CsI(Tl) matrix Preliminary results analysis underway Ne + CH 2 Multifragmentation

Silicon strips @ Labec (INFN-FI) INFN and Politecnico of Milan and Farcos collaboration Fast pulsed beamline DEFEL: variable and controllable number of particles/pulse Energy changed between 1 and 6 MeV Position resolution: 100μm x 100μm: scanning of strips and inter-strip regions Digitalization of silicon signals with commercial VME SIS 3301 100 MHz 14bit 8 channels/module Opt. Link to PCI

INFN and Politecnico, Milano for Farcos Collaboration n-proton injection and resolution Proton bunch multiplicity (deposited energy) Resolution: 0.5% Front - 1.2% Back Test of linearity for Silicon+Preamplifier system

INFN and Politecnico, Milano for Farcos Collaboration Interstrip energy sharing Back injection + Back strip/interstrip spanning Front injection + Back strip/interstrip spanning Front injection + Back interstrip spanning Data analysis under way Study of energy sharing between neighboring strips

Experiments in 2013 @ LNS CLIR: Clustering in Light Ion Reactions 16C + 12C 10Be + 6He 12Be + 4He 16C from tagged FRIBS projectile fragmentation 120 khz FARCOS

Experiments in 2013 @ LNS 8He: populations of resonances in 9He via d-p transfer reactions on 8He 16C from tagged FRIBS projectile fragmentation 120 khz 14 Be 11 Li FARCOS 6 He 8 He

1+R(q) Experiments in 2013 @ LNS inkinlsy mass and isospin dependence of reaction mechanism Comparison of old 124Sn+64Ni data with 124Xe+64Zn Use of farcos for p-p correlation for the comparison of source size and life-time Slow V rel (2,3) Mid V rel (1,3) deuteron-alpha 6 Li FARCOS q (MeV/c)

Electronics hopes for phase 2 20 telescopes?? Pre-amplifiers with multiple gains and large dynamic range (MeV to GeV) VSLI, configurability, low power oriented towards physics! Pulse-shape capabilities Low identification thresholds for low energy experiments Digitalization of detector signals Update possibilities Solid angle increase (20 telescopes?) Coupling to different detectors (in different laboratories)

Electronics hopes for phase 2 with GET 20 telescopes means 2560 strips + 80 CsI channels Means (including spares ) about : 60 AGET 15 ASAD 5 COBO 2 MUTANT But preliminary test: Is the dynamical range and bit resolution enough? Do we need to use two cannels for each strip at least for front strips? Can you produce for us the electronics and what will be the price? Can we get the money from INFN? Can we couple the GET ACQ to CHIMERA ACQ? Fase 3?? Can we use GET or upgraded-get to replace the old CHIMERA electronics (about 2400 channels CsI and silicon)?

Man power We are not too much For electronics: 1 staff engineer in Catania 3 students ( Phd and postdoc levels ) and some technicians no big experience in VLSI. Collaboration with 2 staff engineer and some students from Politecnico Milano with experience in VLSI. We are beginning some collaboration with Engineer department in Catania experience on VLSI but not for nuclear physics. Some physicist experts in ACQ (1+1) and electronics (3 but 2 are the same of ACQ) help from some technicians. Available fellowships at INFN for engineers possible collaborations with LNL expertise for SPES detector development.

Status and coming up! Farcos has a preliminary configuration allowing for experiments at LNS and other laboratories (ex. GANIL) Compact Preamplifiers, shapers, etc. for about 800 channels Limited digitalization capabilities already available The array is going to increase in size need for integrated technology GET solution after the front-end; new integrated front-end (GET, INFN Milan-Politecnico, ) we have to see if possible before the end of this year