1 Milano - 16/03/01 GLAST GLAST Italia GLAST:Gamma Ray Large Area Telescope GLAST-Italia: Partecipation to the LAT and construction commitments R.Bellazzini Italian Project Manager
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GLAST:Gamma Ray Large Area Telescope
GLAST-Italia:Partecipation to the LAT
and construction commitments
R.BellazziniItalian Project Manager
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Pair-Conversion Telescope
GLAST Concept• Low profile for wide f.o.v.• Segmented anti-shield to
minimize self-veto at high E.• Finely segment calorimeter for
enhanced background rejection and shower leakage correction.
• High-efficiency, precise track detectors located close to the conversions foils to minimize multiple-scattering errors.
• Modular, redundant design.• No consumables.• Low power consumption (580 W)
Calorimeter (energy measurement)
Particle tracking detectors
Conversion foils
Charged particle anticoincidence shield
e+ e-
Photons materialize into matter-antimatter pairs:
E -> me+c2 + me-c2
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The Large Area Telescope (LAT)
DAQ Electronics
Grid
Tracker
Calorimeter
ACD Thermal Blanket
•Array of 16 identical “Tower” Modules, each with a tracker (Si strips) and a calorimeter (CsI with PIN diode readout) and DAQ module.
•Surrounded by finely segmented ACD (plastic scintillator with PMT readout).
•Aluminum strong-back “Grid,” with heat pipes for transport of heat to the instrument sides.
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GLAST Tracker Design Overview
• 16 “tower” modules, each with 37cm 37cm of active cross section
• 83m2 of Si in all, like ATLAS • 11500 SSD, ~ 1M channels• 18 x,y planes per tower
– 19 “tray” structures•12 with 3% Pb or W on bottom (“Front”)•4 with 18% Pb or W on bottom (“Back”)•2 with no converter foils
– Every other tray is rotated by 90°, so each Pb foil is followed immediately by an x,y plane of detectors
•2mm gap between x and y oriented detectors
• Trays stack and align at their corners• The bottom tray has a flange to mount on the
grid.• Electronics on sides of trays:
– Minimize gap between towers– 9 readout modules on each of 4 sides
Electronics flex cables
Carbon thermal
panel
One Tracker Tower Module
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Tray assembling
Carbon-carbon closeout
• Trays are C-composite panels (Al hexcel core)
• Carbon-fiber walls provide stiffness and the thermal pathway
from electronics to the grid.
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Prototyping of the GLAST SSD
Preserie HPK detectoron 6’’ wafer
Gained experience with a large number of SSD (~5% of GLAST needs)
Additional Prototypes:Micron (UK), STM (Italy), CSEM (Switzerland)
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Project schedule
2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2010
Formulation Implementation
SRR NAR M-PDR M-CDRI-PDR I-CDR Inst. Delivery Launch
Build & TestEngineering Models
Build & TestFlight Units
Inst.I&T
ScheduleReserve
Inst.-S/CI&T
Ops.
Calendar Years
SSD Procurement SSD Procurement
Ladder Production Ladder Production
Tray AssemblyTray Assembly
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INFN Collaboration
Sezioni INFN
BariPerugi
aPisa
Roma 2TriesteUdine
Collaborations
Dipartimento di Ingegneria Aerospaziale (Univ. Pisa)
Dipartimento di Ingegneria dei Materiali (Univ. Perugia)
30 FTE physicists
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GLAST-RDLa Commissione ha gia’ espresso il suo grande interesse per l’ esperimento nelladiscussione avvenuta ad Ottobre. Si prend e atto che la collaborazione si e’ulteriormente rafforzata con l’ingresso del gruppo di Bari associato a PaoloSpinelli. Viene presentata una relazione di aggiornamento da parte di GuidoBarbiellini e Ronaldo Bellazzini; viene ascoltata la relazione dei referees (MarcoGrassi ed An tonio Surdo). Viene esaminata la bozza di Memorandum ofAgreement e vengono discusse e suggerite alcune ipotesi migliorative.La Commissione e’ orientata ad app rovare il progetto. Nella ipotesi di unfinanziamento dell’esperimento egualmente diviso fra INFN ed ASI, come e’apparso probabile nel recente incontro della Commissione mista INFN/ASI, siritiene congrua una spesa per la realizzazione dell’apparato sperimentale cherisulti globalmente inferiore ad un totale di 20 GL, somma che la CommissioneNazionale II ritiene non debba in nessun caso essere superata.Viene comunicato che un incontro e’ previsto il 24 Gennaio fra il P rof.Barbiellini e la Commissione mista INFN/ASI. La Commissione Nazionale IIrichiede di precisare ulteriormente le responsabilita’ costruttive assunte in basealla nuova configurazione della collaborazione. Richiede un p iano pluriennalecomplessivo di spesa, in particolare per tutti gli aspetti non ancora adeguatamentedettagliati, come le missioni nazionali ed estere, i consumi, etc. Ad integrazionedel parziale finanziamento assegnato a Ottobre, viene attribuita una sommaaggiuntiva di 655 ML, come dettagliato nella tabella allegata. La collaborazionerichiede ulteriori finanziamenti per il 2001 , in particolare per attrezzature(importo di circa 700 ML), che la Commissione giudica accettabili, ma che none’ attualmente in grado di soddisfare. La questione verra’ eventualmente ripresain corso d’anno.
Estratto dal verbale della riunione dellaCommissione Scientifica II
Roma 15-16 gennaio 2001
Status of INFN approval process
INFN is willing to approve
Construction money ceiling (INFN+ASI) of
20 GL˜ 9.5 M$
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Mechanics: on-going activities
Ladders:• Design and production of jiigs and tools for ladders assembly• Definition of alignment and glueing procedure of ladders on trays• Ladders prototyping in collaboration with industries (G&A, MIPOT, LABEN)Trays:• Super-GLAST payload definition and prototyping (PLYFORM)• Definition of trays acceptance mechanical tests • Construction of 4 trays fully equipped with final sensors and electronics Towers: • Construction of a tower Engineering Model (19 trays) for qualification of procedures and industrial partners
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Sensors: on-going activities
Qualification of sensor Suppliers:
• Complete set of measurements on pre-serie prototypes from
various suppliers ( HPK-Japan, Micron-UK, ST-Italy ):
inter-strip capacitance, bulk capacitance, depletion voltage, dark
current, decoupling capacitance and resistance, ...
Definition of automatic test procedures for mass production
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Comparison between HPK and GLAST resultsMeasurements at Hiroshima U. (20), INFN-Pisa (10), SLAC (5)
Tests on preserie of final HPK SSD
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Tests on preserie of final HPK SSD
Mechanics and dimension measurements
ThicknessStrip size = 64 ± 1 mPitch = 228.01 ± 0.01 mActive width = 87557 ± 5 m
Average tilt
Planarity
0.5
0.4
0.3
0.2
0.1
0.0
Detector ID
HPK preseries
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Software: on-going activities
Simulation - development in G4 of the GLAST-LAT - XML description of LAT geometry - digitization (charge sharing, FE simulation, TOT)- MC validation
Track reconstruction- study of TOT to improve vertexing- angular accuracy study - energy measurement from angular dispersion- development of a reduced version of reconstruction package
lab-tests of stack of trays or a tower with cosmic rays
Interactive event display (evaluating WIRED2)
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XML C++ generic model
We have done the C++ hierarchy of classes for accessing the XML geometry description of GLAST
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Gamma Ray Telescope G4 example
Official advanced example in release 3.0 of G4...
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Conclusions
• Activity of GLAST-Italy started full steam on both hardware and software
• The Italian Collaboration is providing critical contributions to the LAT design and to the preparation for construction
• Strong need of fast signature of MoA between STANFORD/SLAC and ASI/INFN
•Strong need of formal approval from INFN and ASI of the spending profile to start soon tenders for SSD procurement on tracker construction