Analysis meting, BT DESY 2017 #10

Europe/Paris
100/208 (LAL)

100/208

LAL

Description

10th meeting for the analysis of SiWECAL data from testbeam at DESY in June 2017 ---------------------------------

 

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Minutes by A. Irles.

Next meeting to happen the 8th of June at LLR. 9AM Paris Time.

https://indico.in2p3.fr/event/17583/

 

Topics discussed.

  • Paper draft
    • Corrections and comments to be sent to Adrian.
    • In general, the paper is too long for a publication but useful for a long review of the project. It is proposed to be split in two versions: a long one (arxiv, CALICE note? as a main technical reference document) and a short one of ~10 pages for publication.
      • We may skim a bit the content to avoid the publication (even in the arxiv) of some technical details that might be kept for ourselves as collaboration.

 

  • Pedestal oscillation issue: not discussed.

 

  • TB July preparation:
    • HARDWARE to be tested:
      • 7 old short slabs
      • slabs 13, 14 and 15 will not be examinated
      • 1 FEV13-Jp  --> some issues observed (not triggers are observed so far). If fixed:
        • Gluing of 4 wafers and HV will be studied and addressed during the following 2-3 weeks.
      • 1 FEV11_COB: commissioning is ongoing in the testboard. So far the noise studies are positive. Currently working in the production of a "real" slab inside a cassette with glued baby-wafers.
      • Long slab (5 ASU are working, 6 has some problems, the goal is 8)
        • Movable structure with possibility of rotating along the long axis.
    • Electronics: the idea is be to have as many independent DAQs and electronics as possible. Similar situation is the one we had last year with a small set of power supplies for the tests in the magnetic field.
    • Full prototype (short slabs) commissioning foreseen for the week of the 18th June.
    • Program: high priority to long slab and new short slabs testing.
      • Tungsten program moved to the least priority test. E/gamma separation not possible since we don't have time to perform the telescope+tlu integration and the fact that we need to change the are in the middle of the beam test will reduce effectively reduce our beam time.
    • Proposal (by A. Irles) of data taking program
      • https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1UqugnnU_E-0uPw6cOTj3glYnoCcealHTSE-jK-4NEvI/edit#gid=0
      • The data acquisition time for the long slab has been estimated with a safety margin of a factor ~2.
      • The first week will be dedicated to long slab + some tests with a couple of the old slabs in front (or in the rear) for reference.
      • The second week will be dedicated to the debugging and deep commissioning of the two new slabs and, if possible, to the  debugging and deep commissioning of the other 7.
      • A dedicated day to the study of the pedestal oscillation issue is needed.
      • If time permits, a long run with tungsten will be a good idea. Not need of a full energy scan if the time is short.
    • Person power and availability ?

 

 

 

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    • 09:30 09:40
      Introduction 10m
      Orateur: Adrian Irles (LAL)
    • 09:40 10:25
      Draft overview + comments 45m
      Orateur: Adrian Irles (LAL)
    • 10:25 10:40
      Pedestal shift tests: single slab 15m
      Orateurs: Adrian Irles (LAL), Artur Lobanov (LLR – École Polytechnique), Vincent Boudry (LLR - École polytechnique, CNRS/IN2P3)
    • 10:40 11:25