Status Report about the TPC Detector and Module at CEPC

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Status Report about the TPC Detector and Module at CEPC Huirong QI On behalf of CEPC TPC subgroup, IHEP, CAS 2016.01.19, IAS, HK

Content Goals and options Some considerations Preliminary simulation Hybrid structure module Summary - 2 -

Tracker detector option Tracker detector Main drift chamber (MDC) Silicon tracker detector (SiD) Time projection chamber (TPC) TPC detector Detector structure Chamber with working gas Just one option! Field Cage for the uniformity electron field MPGD as readout on the two sides Advantage Angle of coverage: ~ 4π de/dx, Particle identification Multi-hits resolution Low material budget TPC Detector overview (ALICE, STAR, ILD-TPC, etc.) - 3 -

CEPC and ILD detector requirements (Similar) e+e- collider Linear collider Circular collider Collision energy: 250~500GeV Higgs physics, even Z pole Drift length: 2.25m Length: 31km~50km Inner diameter: ~0.6m Outer diameter: 3.6m L* of machine: 1.5m~2.5m International linear collider Circullar collider - 4 -

CEPC and ILD TPC Module (Similar) The large prototype (LP1)@ILD-TPC 7 Modules design Magnetic field: PCMAG 1.0T Magnetic field: KEK 1.0T DESY modules /Micromegas: Size: 220mm 170mm 1.26mm 5.85mm/Pad, Saggered 28 pad rows, 4829 channels per module Thin frames 1mm all around KEK 20 modules HV connected /GEM: at top Gain: Size: 220mm 170mm ~4000 1.2mm 5.4mm/Pad,Staggered 28pad rows(176-192 pads/row) 5152 pad per module 10mm wide frame3 at top/bottom No frames at sides GEM and Micromegas detector as readout - 5 -

Beam structure of ILC and CEPC (different) In the case of ILD-TPC Bunch-train structure of the ILC beam (one ~1ms train every 200 ms) Bunches time ~554ns Duration of train ~0.73ms Used Gating device Open to close time of Gating: 50µs+0.73ms Shorter working time In the case of CEPC-TPC Bunch-train structure of the CEPC beam (one bunch every 3.63µs) No Gating device with open and close time Continuous device for ions Long working time 554ns Close time open 0.73ms 50us One train (1321Bunches) 200ms 3.63us Beam structure of ILC Beam structure of CEPC time NO Gating device! - 6 -

Ion back flow (different) In the case of ILD-TPC Distortions by the primary ions at ILD are negligible Ions from the amplification will be concentrated in discs of about 1 cm thickness near the readout, and then drift back into the drift volume Shorter working time 3 discs co-exist and distorted the path of seed electron The ions have to be neutralized during the 200 ms period used gating system In the case of CEPC-TPC Distortions by the primary ions at CEPC are negligible too 300 discs co-exist and distorted the path of seed electron The ions have to be neutralized during the ~4us period continuously IP IP Ez 3 trains 2 trains 1 trains Amplification ions@ilc Ez 300 trains trains Amplification ions@cepc z z r r 1 trains - 7 -

CEPC and ILD TPC (different) Calibration for the distortion Complex MDI design Short L* QD0, LumiCal will inside in the drift length E field distortion in drift length B field distortion in drift length E B effect UV Laser alignment and calibration for readout module, pad, PCB and assembled Overview of the MDI Design@ ILC Overview of the MDI Design@ CEPC NEED Calibration of E/B! - 8 -

Towards CEPC TPC Considerations Optimization of working gas: Fast velocity at low drift electron field Small attachment coefficient Low transverse and longitudinal diffusion IBF Detector Module: Continuous deviece reduced ions feed back Working stable in the longer time Alignment and Calibration: Alignment of module, pad, readout, etc. Calibration of drift velocity, E/B effect,etc. UV laser option Estimation at High counting rate: High events rate, even Z pole High counting rate and multi-track - 9 -

Preliminary simulation Key points Occupancy: Very important parameter of TPC could determine to use or NOT as the tracker detector Stable operation: Discharge and spark damaged the detector in the high gain or in the long working time Ion back flow: Distortion of the electric field in drift volume Reduction of the effective gain Photo of the spark damaged Micromeags High X-ray dose to reduce the Gain (IBF) - 10 -

Backgrounds at CEPC Beamstrahlung (e+e- pairs) Pair production Hadronic background Lost Particles (Beam Halo) Radiative Bhabha Beamstrahlung Beam-Gas Scattering Synchrotron Radiation More than 100keV of Gamma Just consider at endcap (readout and modules for TPC) From Dr. Zhu Hongbo and Xiu Qinglei - 11 -

Simulation of occupancy Occupancy@250GeV Very good for Silicon pixel tracking Very important parameter for TPC Detector structure of the ILD-TPC ADC sampling 40MHz readout Time structure of beam: 4us/Branch CLIC_ILD ~30%@3TeV 1 6mm 2 Pads CLIC_ILD ~12%@3TeV 1 1mm 2 Pads NO TPC Options! Beam Induced Backgrounds at CEPC@250GeV(Beam halo muon/e+epairs)+γγ hadrons with safe factors( 15) Simulation of background 1 6mm 2 Pads Simulation of background 1 1mm 2 Pads Preliminary of occupancy - 12 -

Occupancy@250GeV Voxel occupancy Pad size: 1mm 6mm No consideration for the beam collimator, the value of occupancy might larger No consideration for Synchrotron Radiation TPC voxel occupancy simulated in TPC radius - 13 -

Simulation IBF - preliminary Estimation of simulation ANSYS and Garfield/Garfield++ Triple GEM Gain/4000, 5.9keV/200e-,I/100nA Gain/100, 5.9keV/200e-,I/0.2nA Bulk-Micromegas Electric filed of amplifier Electric field of drift@200v/cm IBF could be reduced Micromegas IBF simulation GEM IBF simulation - 14 -

Some considerations GEM detector could be as the amplification detector, Micromegas could be as the amplification device too. GEM detector could be reduced the IBF as the gating, Micromegas could be decrease the IBF too. Ions GEM+Micromegas detector module GEM as the preamplifier device GEM as the device to reduce the ion back flow continuously Stable operation in long time IBF of GEM - 15 -

Hybrid structure module Short drift length Long drift length track electrons electrons electrons electrons X-ray electrons 2 1 1 electrons Measurement method: X-ray and particles track in the module - 16 -

Simulation IBF - preliminary electrons electrons 2 1 X-ray GEM+Micromegas detector s energy spectrum (5.9keV X-rays) IBF simulation of GEM+Micromegas (very preliminary, just as geometry) - 17 -

Hybrid structure module Hybrid structure detector Active area:50mm 50mm One GEM as the pre-amplifier device under Micromegas GEM as the device to reduce the ion back flow continuously Hybrid detector has the more stable working time than standard GEM or Micromegas at the same gain Meet to the very smaller IBF GEM+Micromegas detector GEM+Micromegas assembled - 18 -

Hybrid structure module Optimized operating voltage To achieve the higher electron transmission in the hybrid structure module The ratio of E_avalanche and E_transfer of Micromegas detector is 216.8 The ratio of E_transfer and E_drift of GEM detector is 67.08 4mm 1.4mm E_drift E_transfer E_avalanche Electron transmission in GEM and Micromegas - 19 -

Hybrid structure module Case (1): the conversion happens in the drift region, so that the produced electrons have to pass the pre-amplification GEM and Miromegas, the signal and ions are affected by the GEM transmission X-ray 1 2 Case (2): a small portion of the X- rays are converted in the region between the the amplification GEM and Micromegas, which produces signal without any effect to reduce Electron transmission: calculated as the ratio of the two signals Using a CERN standard GEM and one Bulk-Micromeagas assembled in IHEP - 20 -

Gain and energy resolution Test with Fe-55 X-ray radiation source Reach to the higher gain than standard Micromegas with the pre-amplification GEM detector Similar Energy resolution as the standard Micromegas Increase the operating voltage of GEM detector to enlarge the whole gain - 21 -

Discharge VS gain Discharge possibility VS the whole effetive gain Discharge possibility could be mostly reduced than the standard Bulk-Micromegas Discharge possibility of hybrid detector could be used at Gain~10000 Discharge possibility VS gain @V GEM - 22 -

Working gas and duration time Test with Fe-55 X-ray radiation Discharge possibility should been considered in different working gas. To reduce the discharge probability more obvious than standard Micromegas At higher gain, the module could keep the longer working time in stable - 23 -

To do list NOT good uniformity electric field for IBF test, Need to design the big active area detector modules. (E.g 100mm 2 ) Understand transfer length/gem hole size /efficiency -> ongoing - 24 -

Activities@2015 and wish list Obtained support funding from IHEP and NSFC Joint meeting and discussion with CEA-Saclay@ July. 17 and December. 14, 2015 TPC detector modules R&D of Ion Back Flow using the UV light Common module beam test Personnel exchanges Measurement of the hybrid structure detector module Wish list Simulation and optimize the Hybrid modules of TPC with the active area of 100mm 2 R&D of IBF used UV light International conference of CEPC-TPC at September,2016 Toward CEPC CDR - 25 -

Summary For the physics requirements of CEPC tracker detector, some considerations of the beam structure, the IBF effect, the detector modules and the critical challenges have been given. Some parameters of the occupancy of the detector, the hybrid structure gaseous detector s IBF and the energy spectrum have been preliminary simulated. The hybrid structure detector with the active area of 50mm 50mm have been assembled and measurement used the X-ray radioactive source. Some wish list of the further cooperation and R&D of CEPC-TPC detector modules would be done in the next years. Thanks very much for your attention! - 26 -