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Commissioning of the Transition Radiation Tracker Second ATLAS Physics Workshop of the Americas Simon Fraser University 17 June 2008 Evelyn Thomson University of Pennsylvania on behalf of Brig Williams, Rick Van Berg, Mitch Newcomer, Joe Kroll, Elliot Lipeles Paul Keener, Godwin Mayers, Mike Reilly, Ben LeGeyt, Nandor Dressnandt Jim Degenhardt, Mauro Donega, S sa Fratina, Franck Martin, Peter Wagner Mike Hance, John Alison, Dominick Olivito, Ryan Reece, Liz Hines, Josh Kunkle, Brett Jackson, Chris Lester, Jon Stahlman

TRT Geometry (1 quadrant of inner detector) TRT has 350,000 straws with 4 mm diameter Charged particle can hit 36 straws for eta <1.7 Position resolution per straw is about 200 microns TRT Barrel z=0.00 to 0.74 m r=0.56 to 1.07 m Straws along z-axis TRT Endcap z=0.83 to 2.77 m r=0.64 to 1.03 m Straws go radially out (spokes on bicycle wheel) SCT Barrel SCT Endcaps Pixels z=0.00 m z=2.77 m

TRT M7 run: June 2008 M7 cosmic ray run: almost all 50,000 straws on side A barrel read out at trigger rate of 83 khz Installation: June 2006 y Barrel Side A straws with any hit in M7 x

TRT Electronics System Front-end electronics checked before and after installation Milestone and special runs to exercise data-taking with ATLAS DAQ Essential to commission detector for physics collisions RODs sommes prets! 97 passed tests at UBC (96 needed) 56 already at CERN (M7 run) All RODs expected at CERN mid-july

Barrel Front-end Fast Electronics Double-sided Electronic board 8 straws per chip Analogue: amplifier shaper discriminator baseline restoration Digital: take 75 ns snapshot record above/below threshold low every 3.125 ns, high every 25 ns 16 straws per chip

Threshold equalization (Ryan Reece) Adjust level of low threshold to obtain equal occupancy over detector (quiet time calibration) Throws away hottest and coldest straws on ASDBLR chip Occupancy for 6 out of 8 channels on ASDBLR chip

Timing in the detector readout Leading edge when electrons ionized closest to wire at straw center arrive position information for tracking Trailing edge when electrons ionized furthest (2 mm) from wire at straw center arrive these take 40-50 ns to drift in should arrive at the same time for all straws crossed by the particle M7 run data Shows that hardware calibration provides good alignment Found offset of one bunch crossing (8 bins) for 4 stacks, easily fixed Time bin (3.125 ns per bin) (Mike Hance, Ben LeGeyt, S sa Fratina) Average trailing edge for 1600 straws in each stack (corrected for time of passage of cosmic ray muon and chip-to-chip offsets) Stack number (11.25 degrees per stack)

Calibration: t0 per TTC line

Calibration: position(time) r=p 0 +p 1 t+p 2 t 2 +p 3 t 3 (Dominick Olivito, Chafik Driouchi, NBI) Y-axis: track fit estimate of distance from wire to closest approach of particle X-axis: measured leading edge, corrected for event phase and t0 Note: calibration depends on gas Ar/CO 2 drift velocity 70 m/ns Xe/CO 2 drift velocity 50 m/ns and magnetic field M4 TRT data Ar/CO 2 gas 210 m residual Expect better resolution with Xe/CO 2

Alignment (John Alison, Andrea Bocci, Duke) M6 first combined SCT+TRT run since surface commissioning Ran global TRT alignment on tracks At least 5 SCT hits At least 20 TRT hits Number of hits on tracks versus phi stack

Alignment: residuals (John Alison, Andrea Bocci, Duke) SCT+TRT tracks: Residual decreases from 460 to 300 m after global alignment of TRT IDAlignment Monitoring Blue: before Red: after alignment

TRT Data Quality Monitoring (Jim Degenhardt Peter Cwetanski, IU) Athena code to analyse TRT data and present results to shifters in real time and offline Tested in M runs Tested in FDR Output histograms also compatible with powerful visualization of TRTViewer

TRT monitoring in DQMF (Jim Degenhardt Peter Cwetanski, IU) Set up automatic checks of monitoring histograms via ATLAS Data Quality Monitoring Framework for online (event filter) and offline (Tier-0)

Trigger: TRT only tracking at L2 (S sa Fratina, Dominick Olivito, Jim Degenhardt) Cosmic ray muons Improved algorithm to work over entire volume of TRT, and also with magnetic field on Integrated in Atlas online framework and runs in autoaccept mode in M runs since December 2007 Collect data to constrain weak modes in alignment Physics Collisions Comparing performance of new tracking version with old version Overall efficiency similar, more hits attached with new algorithm Optimizing algorithm to improve efficiency and CPU time

Summary & Plans TRT commissioning is well advanced Hardware operation Threshold equalization t0 calibration r(t) calibration Alignment Data Quality Monitoring Trigger for cosmic ray muons Plans as physics collisions approach Trigger reconstruction for TRT-only tracks in physics collisions Tracking performance Threshold & hit efficiency Transition radiation for electron identification (with Xenon) Photon conversions to map detector material