Performance, radiation damage, and future plans of the BABAR silicon vertex tracker RID A-8798-2012

Re, V; Kirkby, D; Bruinsma, M; Berryhill, J; Burke, S; Callahan, D; Campagnari, C; Dahmes, B; Hale, D; Hart, P; Kyre, S; Levy, S; Long, O; Mazur, M; Richman, J; Stoner, J; Verkerke, W; Beringer, J; Beck, T; Eisner, Am; Grothe, M; Lockman, Ws; Pulliam, T; Seiden, A; Spradlin, P; Walkowiak, W; Wilson, M; Borean, C; Bozzi, C; Piemontese, L; Breon, Ab; Brown, D; Charles, E; Clark, Ar; Dardin, S; Goozen, F; Kerth, Lt; Gritsan, A; Lynch, G; Perazzo, A; Roe, Na; Zizka, G; Lillard, V; Roberts, D; Brenna, E; Citterio, M; Lanni, F; Palombo, F; Ratti, L; Manfredi, Pf; Mandelli, E; Angelini, C; Batignani, G; Bettarini, S; Bondioli, M; Bosi, F; Bucci, F; Calderini, G; Carpinelli, M; Ceccanti, M; Forti, F; Gagliardi, D; Giorgi, Ma; Lusiani, Alberto; Mammini, P; Marchiori, G; Morganti, A; Morsani, F; Neri, N; Paoloni, E; Profeti, A; Rama, M; Rizzo, G; Sandrelli, F; Simi, G; Walsh, J; Elmer, P; Burchat, P; Cheng, C; Edwards, Aj; Meyer, Ti; Petersen, Ba; Roat, C; Bona, M; Bianchi, F; Gamba, D; Trapani, P; Bosisio, L; Della Ricca, G; Dittongo, S; Lanceri, L; Rashevskaia, L; Vitale, L; Vuagnin, G; Datta, M; Liu, R; Mihalyi, A.

doi:10.1109/TNS.2004.836092

The BABAR silicon vertex tracker (SVT) has been in operation for four years at the PEP-II electron-positron storage ring. During this time the SVT modules have accumulated a radiation dose up to 2 Mrad. We study the degradation in the performance of the SVT due to this accumulated dose which is highly non uniform across the device and also within the individual silicon detectors. To extrapolate the performance of the device to the future we study separately the effect of the irradiation on silicon detectors, front end integrated circuits and on a complete detector module under controlled radiation conditions, using a(60) Co source and a 0.9 GeV e(-) beam. We compare the results to the data from the SVT. In particular we show the dependence of the charge collection efficiency on the radiation dose even when a small stripe of the module is irradiated up to space charge sign inversion. Since the modules that are located in the plane of the beams will suffer significant radiation damage, we will describe our plans for their replacement in 2005 and for the operation of the SVT through the lifetime of the BABAR experiment.

Titolo:	Performance, radiation damage, and future plans of the BABAR silicon vertex tracker RID A-8798-2012
Autori:	Re V Kirkby D Bruinsma M Berryhill J Burke S Callahan D Campagnari C Dahmes B Hale D Hart P Kyre S Levy S Long O Mazur M Richman J Stoner J Verkerke W Beringer J Beck T Eisner AM Grothe M Lockman WS Pulliam T Seiden A Spradlin P Walkowiak W Wilson M Borean C Bozzi C Piemontese L Breon AB Brown D Charles E Clark AR Dardin S Goozen F Kerth LT Gritsan A Lynch G Perazzo A Roe NA Zizka G Lillard V Roberts D Brenna E Citterio M Lanni F Palombo F Ratti L Manfredi PF Mandelli E Angelini C Batignani G Bettarini S Bondioli M Bosi F Bucci F Calderini G Carpinelli M Ceccanti M Forti F Gagliardi D Giorgi MA LUSIANI, Alberto Mammini P Marchiori G Morganti A Morsani F Neri N Paoloni E Profeti A Rama M Rizzo G Sandrelli F Simi G Walsh J Elmer P Burchat P Cheng C Edwards AJ Meyer TI Petersen BA Roat C Bona M Bianchi F Gamba D Trapani P Bosisio L Della Ricca G Dittongo S Lanceri L Rashevskaia L Vitale L Vuagnin G Datta M Liu R Mihalyi A. mostra contributor esterni nascondi contributor esterni
Data di pubblicazione:	2004
Rivista:	IEEE TRANSACTIONS ON NUCLEAR SCIENCE
Abstract:	The BABAR silicon vertex tracker (SVT) has been in operation for four years at the PEP-II electron-positron storage ring. During this time the SVT modules have accumulated a radiation dose up to 2 Mrad. We study the degradation in the performance of the SVT due to this accumulated dose which is highly non uniform across the device and also within the individual silicon detectors. To extrapolate the performance of the device to the future we study separately the effect of the irradiation on silicon detectors, front end integrated circuits and on a complete detector module under controlled radiation conditions, using a(60) Co source and a 0.9 GeV e(-) beam. We compare the results to the data from the SVT. In particular we show the dependence of the charge collection efficiency on the radiation dose even when a small stripe of the module is irradiated up to space charge sign inversion. Since the modules that are located in the plane of the beams will suffer significant radiation damage, we will describe our plans for their replacement in 2005 and for the operation of the SVT through the lifetime of the BABAR experiment.
Handle:	http://hdl.handle.net/11384/6779
Appare nelle tipologie:	1.1 Articolo in rivista

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