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1 LHC-ATLAS Micromegas Masahiro Yamatani The University of Tokyo, ICEPP 21st ICEPP symposium 9 Feb 2015 2 Our contributions to ATLAS phase1 upgrade


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LHC-ATLASアップグレードにおける Micromegas検出器量産に向けた 品質評価方法の開発

Masahiro Yamatani

The University of Tokyo, ICEPP 21st ICEPP symposium 9 Feb 2015

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Our contributions to ATLAS phase1 upgrade

MicroMegas(MM) detector

sTGC×4 sTGC×4 MM×4 MM×4

⚪️Japan group provides Resistive Strips foils.

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・Small Sector×8

Resistive Strips ・Perform as anode. ・Spark-protected.

・Large Sector×8

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Resistive (Strip) foils

Decide final design based on the results of prototype MicroMegas detector

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Sputter type Screen Print type

0.4mm 0.4mm

・Fine structure(~10μm) can be formed. ・High uniformity. ・Takes time to make. ・ Expensive. ・Fine structure(~10μm) is difficult. ・Low uniformity. ・Cheap and fast.

There are two types of resistive foils.

Example of Resistive foil

Resistive Strips ・Perform as anode → Fine strips(~400μm pitch) ・Spark-protected → High resistivity(~20MΩ/strip cm)

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MicroMegas detector mass production (2015 Summer~)

・Mass production will start this summer.

sTGC×4 sTGC×4 MM×4 MM×4

×2 ×8 ×8 ×13

→1664 foils are needed!

~50cm ~200cm

Typical size of resistive foil.

13 types of foils

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Quality assurance

Assure the quality of resistive foil produced in Japan.

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①Resistivity ~ 20MΩ per 1cm strip ②Strip pattern ~ no defect

→…We are developing the methods to check them

~50cm ~200cm

400μm pitch

Examples of defect.

1cm

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Measuring Resistivity

・Measuring resistivity two-dimensionally

Probe

PC Voltage

Foil

GPIO + Relay

1st generation( not two dimensionally )

・Measuring resistivity between arbitrary two probes

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Strip Pattern check

・Scan Resistive foil and analyze it by ROOT(using TASImage)

Sputter Screen

Results of error detection

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Error detection algorithm

① Generate Reference image based on images around it.

Target image Reference image

② Take difference between Reference image and Target image.

(Target)-(Reference)

Red Green Blue Original Reference

③ Set threshold for error detection.

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Prototype-model MicroMegas detector.

→MicroMegas group make prototype-model MicroMegas detector called Module-0 before mass production. →Small Sector×1 →Large Sector×1

Module-0

⚪️Module-0 construction has already started. →Japan group provides Resistive foil.

mass production

Module0

NSW assembly NSW installation

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Tests of our method in Module-0 production

First 36 foils for Module-0 arrived at KEK (3 Feb) →We measured foil’s resistivity using our method.

Packed foils Foils in piles Yamazaki

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2D Resistivity distribution (MΩ/cm2)

Part of measurement results

Rmean = 7.012±1.341 (MΩ/1cm strip )

↑One example↓

1D Resistivity distribution (SE15_001) (MΩ/cm2) 1D Resistivity distribution (all data) (MΩ/cm2)

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Summary

・Japan ¡MicroMegas ¡group ¡provide ¡Resistive ¡foil. ¡ ・We ¡are ¡developing ¡the ¡method ¡to ¡check ¡the ¡quality ¡of ¡ Resistive ¡foils. ¡ ・Tests ¡of ¡the ¡method ¡using ¡Module-‐‑–0 ¡foils ¡are ¡going ¡on ¡now. ・We ¡establish ¡the ¡quality ¡check ¡methods ¡using ¡the ¡results ¡of ¡ Module-‐‑–0 ¡test ¡as ¡reference. ¡

Future Plan

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Backup

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Other methods for optical analysis

↑BMP ↓TH2DHistgram

⚪️Compare with reference.

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