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Jean-Claude Brient Laboratoire Leprince-Ringuet Collaboration between IN2P3 laboratories (LLR LAL LPSC LPNHE Omega) & Japan institutes (University of Kyushu, KEK ) More specific thanks to M.Anduze, V.Boudry, G.Fayole,A.Irles, A.Lobanov, F.Magnette, J.Nanni, T.Suehara With contracts from IAF-France and EU 1

A small recall optimisation Test beam small prototype (Single PCB, multi Layers) R&D for the full scale device 2

Useful to recall the basic reasons for such an expensive device (it is sometime forgotten, thinking we have no good reasons to propose it!!) Tungsten radiator (X 0 = 3.5 mm, R M = 9 mm, λ I = 96 mm) Narrow showers Assures compact design (overall ECAL thickness) Silicon as active material Support compact design for a excellent S/N at MIP Allows for ~any pixelisation Robust technology Excellent signal/noise ratio: 10 Intrisic stability (vs environment, aging) Timing capability Intrinsic linearity (number of mip) Tungsten Carbon alveolar structure Minimal structural dead-spaces Scalability Easy assembling 3

RMS 90 (E J ) / Mean 90 (E J ) [%] RMS 90 (E J ) / Mean 90 (E J ) [%] Work on cost optimisation before the staging proposal 5x5 mm² cells 15 20 25 30 Number of layers Internal ECAL radius (mm) 4

ILC Staging ILC running at 250 GeV, with 500 GeV possible!! What does it change for ECAL. The need for boson separation with di-jet mass still true (but jet energy smaller) (WW, ZZ, ZH 4 jets) The large number of channels still there to perform PFA (but E/E more important & use of EFLOW mitigated iteration) The shower/shower local separation still there (Molière radius and below) Optimization based on decreasing radius and reduce # layer?? TO BE DONE 5

RMS 90 (E J ) / Mean 90 (E J ) [%] RMS 90 (E J ) / Mean 90 (E J ) [%] A new feeling, AFTER the staging proposal 5x5 mm² cells 15 20 25 30 Number of layers Internal ECAL radius (mm) 6

Our conclusion : ALL the good reasons choosing silicon are still valid.. Keep going with Silicon ECAL 7

Initial Design for Beam Test Structure Specifications 10 slabs assembly Equal distance between slabs Possibility to insert 3 different thicknesses of tungsten between slabs Design Mechanical Structure Tungsten Slabs Electronic cables Tungsten Constant gap between slabs : 8 mm Constant gap between wafers : 15 mm Slabs Electronic cables 200 mm 850 mm Detection BEAM Desy beam test (2012) 200 mm BEAM 8

New DAQ software New Version Pyrame flexible online monitoring system Real-time data distribution between modules Chainable : treatment pipelines Data consistency checks 100MB/s by channel Automatic sub-sampling mechanism Available for C/C++ Ease a lot the online monitor development Si-W Ecal data integrity online monitor

Beam Test JUNE 2017 DESY Start with 7 layers DESY Test Beam, electron from 1 to 6 GeV DAQ use PYRAM 3 (100 MB/s) About 10 layers SCALABLE to ILD geometry (PCB+Si wafers has the size adapted to ILD geometry) Mimic ILC beam time structure (DAQ-on at 5Hz, for 2.5 ms spill (train-like) ) Results looks OK, 3 hours after installation, but need tuning (threshold, noise cut, etc..) A lot to do to quantify the quality (S/N at mip, uniformity, fraction of dead channel, etc ) and to provide a guidance for final detector choices and assembling 10

Beam Test JUNE 2017 DESY 1024 channels/layer Proto with > 7K channels X view Y view Electron beam PLEASE!! Note the small number of noisy channels (cut at 0.3 mip) 11

BESIDE test beam (single ASU, multi layers) Work on the full scale device New VFE SK2A Long slab studies Cooling and services 12

specific R&D for large scale device Services power, mechanical support, plumbing, lineout etc for ECAL same for internal devices (tracker (TPC, SIT) and VDET) Large scale device Long slab large CFi-W structure Relation with industry for production Assembling off-site test on-site assembling inserting inside the ILD detector Production and cost 8 wafers (new constraint from producers > constraint on geometry) Use of small rectangles per wafers (where, level of cost reduction) Reduction of internal radius.. Impact on mechanical model, 13

The options taken today in ILD are : Silicon square matrices (8 wafer a priori) > possible use small matrices in border of wafer cost mitigation > square event!! Need to manage the Xtalk pixels-guardring Geometry a la Videau Carbon fiber Tungsten structure Long slab inserted into the alveola (R&D on connexion, signal integrity, etc..) Passive cooling inside (all plumbing outside). Thanks to powerpulsing VFE asic inside the detector (packaged allows industrial test, leading to chip burning). New version arrive this year (SK2A) - Tests look very promising INTERNAL RADIUS & number of Layers. Still open 14

TDC count SKIROC2 2A improvements Improvements at SKIROC2A Individual trigger threshold control (dynamic range too narrow in SKIROC2) ~ 0.15 MIP dynamic range obtained in SKIROC2A TDC ramp voltage profile is changed (less dead time) Improved Substrate and Input Shielding Noise with the external trigger improved Trigerless event reduced AutoGain selection (with TDC) fixed Test of the naked dies (issue fixed) Measurement with testboard with a BGA socket for SKIROC2/A (Kyushu Univ.) <SKIROC2 & SKIROC2A S/N ratio> No significant difference, S/N=13-14 S/N ratio 20 18 16 14 12 10 8 6 4 2 SKIROC2&2A S/N ratio Red:SKIROC2A Black:SKIROC2 0 0 10 20 30 40 50 60 70 80 90 100 gain [ADC counts] < SKIROC2A TDC> time difference[ns] 10 count / ns 1.4 ns resolution Individual threshold control at SKIROC2A 15

Realistic detector proposal ECAL Services & Cables (Baseline) ECAL barrel Power, cables and cooling would run between HCAL and ECAL on the back of ECAL (the way it is shown in the picture which exhibits the principle rather than any real design) The paths of cables and cooling interfere strongly (cross). As a working assumption the cables would run to one end of the staves and the cooling to the other end. - DCC1 figures a concentration/distribution at the alveoli level - DCC2 (or Hub2) a concentration/distribution at the stave level. From then cables or fibres run along each sub-detectors to the outside Same principle will apply for End cap cooling and cables DCC2 card DCC1 card Pipes of cooling system ECAL end cap 16

How to make 2m long device* in 4T? (different problems from AHCAL) Preliminary long SLAB studies ASU connections / first steps Many short circuits detected: kapton replaced by small wires (new process to connect ASU: in run) SlowControl on 4 ASU Acquisition (trigger level) on 3 ASU (no acquisition on 4 ASU, short circuits probably always presents: to debug) Power loss along the slab ASU connections / first steps * Long slab barrel is R intern and for endcap R intern + (25+10) cm 17

Preliminary long SLAB studies Clocks eyes diagram Long SLAB contains 8/10 ASU cards, so we must checks clocks on the last card. 2 clocks : - fast clock 40MHz: Jitter = 100ps - slow clock 5MHz: Jitter = 120 ps 18

Long slab R&D to do Make a NEW long SLAB with NEW FEV12 and with SKIROC2 then use SK2A Make comissioning of new board with SKIROC 2 Connect 2 new ASU with kapton/connectors Mesure of clock integrity Configure the 2 ASU (analysis of JTAG clock) Take data (analysis of power supply) Glue baby wafer (design a board to inject current on channels (to emulate the leakage current of wafer)) Make comissioning of 2 ASU then 4, 6 and 8 Maybe think about a power tree if our solution failed Take care of memory inside the DIF (to avoid to much busy or full memory) find the frequency/amount data limitation Modify the mechanical plate to receive ASU + baby wafer and possibility to rotate electronics (to glue baby wafer) 19

CONCLUSION In PROGESS Test beam with 7 layers-single PCB, VFE inside, good understanding of overall system analysis will start soon R&D for full scale detector - Long slab - Cooling and mechanics - Cost reduction (Rint., Number of layers, use of wafers edge ) TO DO Finalize the R&D for a realistic ECAL proposal in 3 years Simulation to optimize for Ecms=250 Gev, upgradable to 500 GeV 20

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SKIROC2 / 2A Analogue core http://omega.in2p3.fr 22

SKIROC2A Modifications BUG CORRECTIONS Some «Zero events» during digitization : OK (added delays, cf. SP2C) Substrate Shielding, Inputs Shielding : IMPROVED (added connections) Test mode for naked dies (voltage drop off & missing pads) : CORRECTED (but not tested, N/A in BGA package) Trig Ext path no more thru delay cells to store the analog data : OK IMPROVEMENTS 4-bit DAC for trigger level adjustment : OPTIMIZED to 1 DAC unit Bandgap : CHANGED (from chip HR3) Delay Cell : Slightly IMPROVED AutoGain Selection : CHANGED : OK (from SP2C) 256 P-I-N diodes 0.25 cm2 each 18 x 18 cm2 total area