the electromagnetic calorimeter – 2005 operation j. sowinski for the collaboration and the...
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The Electromagnetic Calorimeter – 2005 Operation
J. Sowinski for the Collaboration
and the Builders
Indiana Univ. Michigan State Univ. ANL MITBNL Penn. State Univ.JINR Rice Univ.Kent State Univ. Texas A&M Univ. Valparaiso Univ. Funded by NSF
STARSTAR
Px P x a LL g part
LL
LL^
pQCD
MeasureKnow from DIS
“G”
G via partonic scattering from a gluon
• Dominant reaction mechanism
• Experimentally clean reaction mechanism
• Large a
Prefer
LL^
STARSTAR
Hard scattering pQCD, factorization
Heavy flavor rare
-jet coinc. rare
Jets and 0s
The STAR Detector at RHIC
At the heart of STAR is the world’s largest Time Projection Chamber
STARSTAR
STAR Detector• Large solid angle• Not hermetic• Tracking in 5kG field• EM Calorimetry• “Slow” DAQ (100Hz)• Sophisiticated triggers
Detector
=0
Forward Pion Detector
Endcap EM Calorimeter
Beam-Beam Counters
Time Projection Chamber
-2<η< 2
Barrel EM Calorimeter
-1<η< 1
1<η< 2-4.1<η< -3.3
2<|η|< 5
Solenoidal MagneticField 5kG
=2= -1
Tracking
Lum. Monitor Local Polarim.
200320042005
Triggering
Triggering
= - ln(tan(/2)
STARSTAR
Barrel EMC
Endcap EMC
Star poletipStar magnetTPC
EM Calorimeters in STARSTAR
Endcap ElectroMagnetic Calorimeter• Pb Scint sampling calorimeter• 21 radiation lengths• 720 projective towers• Depth Segmentation
– 2 preshower layers, e/h 0/ disc.– High position resol. SMD 0/disc.– Postshower layer e/h discc.
• L0 trigger- high tower, jet patches
Simulated EM Shower
Shower Maximum Detector EEMC
• Resolves closely spaced showers for – ID
• ~7000 individually read out scintillating strips
• U and V plane in each 30osector• Essentially no coverage gaps
SMD profiles for a 9 GeV 0 candidate
U V8 cm 7 cm
Tower Energy signal PMT Box
MAPMT Boxes
PMTs and electronics on back of poletip
16 ch MAPMT and miniturized electronicsFor SMDs and Pre/Post Shower
Detector Readout and Trigger•Light carried out of magnet on fiber optics•Photomultiplier tubes for all signals•Digitized every beam crossing (110 ns)•Stored in pipeline for transfer on trigger•Tower energy can generate level 0
trigger–Highest tower –Total energy –Jet patch (1/6th in ) summed energy–Coincidences between jet patches
and other detectors
Highest tower ADC by patch
Highest Tower triggerThr =2.4 GeV prescale 6Thr =2.9 GeV no prescale
Jet Patch triggerSummed E in1/6th ofThr = 3.8 GeV
STARSTAR
MIP coincidence between all subsystems
Coincidence between 2 SMD planesHit pattern 0000000xx0000000 each plane
Calibration and status from Minimum Ionizing ParticlesInternally defined as MIP behavior in all 4 subsystems10% calib. of Tower Energy – 20% of other elementsAll but a handful of channels out of 9360 working
Tower Gains from MIPs
0s in the EEMCCluster finding algorithm•Consider SMD strips in hit
towers•Cluster around highest strip
above 8 MeV threshold•Include 5 strips either side•Cluster around next highest strip
above threshold + estimated tail of found clusters
•Find all clusters•Pair up between U and V
considering geometry of sector•Requires 2 clusters in each
SMD
pT~3-6 GeV Construct few % 0s in HT triggers (thr>2.9 Gev) At low pT trigger favors asymmetric decayCluster finding favors symmetric decay
2005 data enough stats to continue developing higher pT
algorithms
Initial attempts to understand spectrum shape
Jets found with Endcap HT trigger
Jets
jet
Endcap Calo
Away side jets in TPC + Calo’s
Need to develop better tracking in forward region= jet – HT
STARSTAR
Summary
•One year with full coverage•Two years of operation with full system•First large pp data set (6/05) being processed•>99% of elements working•Continued work on
– 0 finding– Tracking in forward region - Jets– direct finding– e/h discrimination
Clustering Algorithm Typical cases for 15 GeV 0
’”
Detector
=0
Forward Pion Detector
Endcap EM Calorimeter
Beam-Beam Counters
Time Projection Chamber
-2<η< 2
Barrel EM Calorimeter
-1<η< 1
1<η< 2-4.1<η< -3.3
2<|η|< 5
Solenoidal MagneticField 5kG
=2= -1
Tracking
Lum. Monitor Local Polarim.
200320042005
Triggering
Triggering
= - ln(tan(/2)
STARSTAR