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L0 trigger and related detectors: L0 trigger and related detectors Alessia Satta
Universita’ di Roma
on behalf of the collaboration LHC2003 International Symposium
Fermilab, 3 May 2003
Input figures at L0: Input figures at L0 Bunch crossing frequency 40MHz
Non empty bunches 30MHz
~80mb of non elastic interactions
~60mb in the acceptance of the spectrometer
sbb/sin ~ 6x10-3
nominal luminosity 2*1032 cm-2s-1
8 (1.7) MHz of single (double) interactions
GOAL: L0 output rate 1MHz
Strategy: Strategy
B decay signature:
high PT (ET) particles
m e h g p0 L0 Pileupveto reduces rate to 9MHz.
L0 CALOandamp;MUON must provide reduction factor~9 =andgt; medium Pt cuts : ETh ~ 3.5 GeV, ETγ ~ 3 GeV, PTµ ~ 1.2 GeV
High Pt signature: High Pt signature
Pion transverse momentum (MeV/c)
Calorimeter detectors: Calorimeter detectors SPD andamp; PS : 15 mm scintillating detectors interspersed with
2.5X0 lead
Electromagnetic cal: shashlik 2mm lead + 4mm scintillator - 25Xo
Hadronic cal.: iron scintillating tiles
- 5.6 lI
Calorimeter (II): Calorimeter (II) SPD/PS/ECAL: 3 zones
Cell
40.4 / 60.6 / 121.2 mm
The smallest cell size ~Moliere radius
- s(E)/E=10%/√E+ 1.5%
5952 channels each
HCAL: 2 zones
Cell
131.3 / 262.6 mm
- s(E)/E=80%/√E+ 10%
1468 channels
SPD/PR/ECAL/HCAL fully projective - HCAL granularity doesn’t match the others
Calorimeter trigger principles: Goal: select the candidate of h, e, g, p0 with highest Et
shower has a 'small' size (~ contained in 2x2 cells)
search for a high energy releases in 2x2 tower in ECAL and HCAL
in each calo FE (4x8 cells) card the highest candidate is selected
process further only these candidates
Reduced complexity and cabling: ~200 candidates for ECAL and ~50 for HCAL starting from 6000 and 1500 cells.
e, g local candidates validation
Electromagnetic nature of ECAL maximum is validated using the PreShower , charge using the SPD
Calorimeter trigger principles
Calorimeter trigger principles cnt’d: Calorimeter trigger principles cnt’d Hadron local candidates validation
ideally add the energy lost in ECAL in front of the candidate
expensive : different granularity =andgt; complex connectivity
useful only if the ECAL contribution is important
look only at ECAL candidates !
Manageable number of connections
The Calorimeter gives also global information to the trigger :
total ET in HCAL gives interactions trigger (reject elastic, diffractive, m-halo)
hits multiplicity in SPD: potentially useable to reject too crowded events
Performance of L0Calo: Performance of L0Calo Assuming a trigger rate of ~600kHz for h, ~100kHz for e ,
~25kHz for g
L0Calo efficiency (%)
for events selected by
offline analyses All triggers important !!!
Muon system: Muon system 5 stations with calorimeter and iron shielding between them
Technology: MWPC with 4 ORed gas gaps (2 in M1)
1380 chambers
Efficiency andgt; 99% per station
Total absorber lI ~20 =andgt; minimum momentum ~ 8GeV
Muon system: Muon system 4 Regions, with different pad granularity
Y full projectivity
Pad dimension:
Min 6.3x31.3 mm2
Max 25x31 cm2
optimized for constant PT resolution
55k pads combined in strips-andgt; 26k channels to L0/DAQ
L0 Muon basic principle: L0 Muon basic principle Search tracks in M1-M5
192 projective towers in parallel
Required hits in all stations
Assuming origin = interaction point
Exploit B-kick to calculate PT (magnet PT kick ~ 1.2 GeV/c)
up to 8 m candidates
2/quadrant with
highest pT
Performance: Performance PT resolution ~20%
High efficiency
Very robust against high background level in the detector
Halo muon negligible in nominal conditions
Neutron induced background * Normalized to events with m in Muon system Halo muon x10
=~0.1/x-ing
PileUp veto detector: PileUp veto detector 4 R-sensor half detectors upstream of interaction region
Coverage -4.2andlt; η andlt;-2.9
• Sensors active area: 8mmandlt;Randlt;42mm
Pitch 40µm to 103µm
45o sections
OR of 4 neighbouring strips
2048 channels towards L0
PileUp stations Half station
Pile Up veto motivation: Pile Up veto motivation LHCb designed for single interactions
Easiest to reconstruct and tag
More robust input for L1 and HLT
Multiple interactions fill bandwidth of L0 (~ 2x probability to pass L0).
Working principle of PU veto: Working principle of PU veto RB [cm] RA [cm] RA [cm] True combinations All combinations ZPV [cm] If hits are from the same track: build a ZPV histogram, search highest peak, to remove combinatorial background mask the hits in the peak , repeat the algo , find a second peak (signature of multiple interactions)
Performance: Performance possible to populate the 1 MHz with preferably single interactions If cut of second peakandgt;3
retain andgt;98% of single
and reject ~60% of multiple B-andgt;pp Minimum bias Height of second peak Height of second peak
L0 hardware implementation: L0 hardware implementation Custom electronics using commercial components
Synchronous system and pipelined
No dependence on occupancy and on history
Latency 4.0ms (~1.0ms for algorithms)
Part of L0Calo near the detector
Use SEU immune components
L0Muon andamp;PU veto far from detector
Summary: Summary L0 uses calorimeter – muon and dedicated silicon vertex detector
Reduces to 1MHz the input rate
Robust and flexible
Sends L0 candidates to L1 for further processing
Robustness: Robustness The L0 efficiencies of various channels show a large region of very stable performance
Decreasing the L0 bandwidth to 750KHz
results in loss~15% PT m cut