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  1. CTA Design Study CTA Design Study - Swiss Hardware Contributions - Swiss Hardware Contributions Isabel Braun Insttut for Partcle Physics, ETH Zürich CHIPP Plenary Meeting 2009, Appenberg

  2. Participating Institutes Participating Institutes ETH Zurich ETH Zurich - Electronics, Winston Cones - Electronics, Winston Cones University of Zurich - Electronics, Active Mirror Control - Electronics, Active Mirror Control University of Zurich ISDC Data Center for Astrophysics, University of Geneva - see prev. talk - see prev. talk ISDC Data Center for Astrophysics, University of Geneva EPFL - High Energy Extension - High Energy Extension EPFL PSI - G-APDs, DRS support - G-APDs, DRS support PSI DPNC, University of Geneva DPNC, University of Geneva Zur Anzeige wird der QuickTime ᆰ Dekompressor �� ben レ tigt.

  3. Front-end Electronics for CTA Front-end Electronics for CTA Arno1 The University of Zurich is investigating the front-end electronics of the camera of The University of Zurich is investigating the front-end electronics of the camera of the new generation Cherenkov Telescope CTA. the new generation Cherenkov Telescope CTA. Possible topology for one camera sensor (pixel): Possible topology for one camera sensor (pixel): Two separate signal channels with real-time real-time digitization digitization Two separate signal channels with • • High gain channel Low gain channel High gain channel Low gain channel – – For low energy gamma-rays (signals of For high energy gamma-rays For low energy gamma-rays (signals of For high energy gamma-rays 1 – 20 photons) (signals of 10 - 4000 photons) 1 – 20 photons) (signals of 10 - 4000 photons) – – Amplif Amplif i cation of analogue signal A > 1 i cation of analogue signal A > 1 Low sampling frequency (~80 MHz) Low sampling frequency (~80 MHz) – – High sampling frequency (~320 MHz) High sampling frequency (~320 MHz) Amplitude resolution 12 bit Amplitude resolution 12 bit – Amplitude resolution 10 bit Amplitude resolution 10 bit

  4. Front-end Electronics for CTA Front-end Electronics for CTA Arno2 Main topics of investigation for the CTA camera readout: Main topics of investigation for the CTA camera readout: • Camera topology studies: Camera topology studies: – Module size = # of PMTs mechanically connected Module size = # of PMTs mechanically connected – Horizontal or vertical topology of readout electronics Horizontal or vertical topology of readout electronics • Determination of needed analogue bandwidth for: Determination of needed analogue bandwidth for: – Physics questions Physics questions – Best time and amplitude resolution Best time and amplitude resolution – Maximal ADC sampling frequency needed (costs reduction) Maximal ADC sampling frequency needed (costs reduction) • Investigation of readout electronics: Investigation of readout electronics: – Technology studies for different preamplif Technology studies for different preamplif i ers, ADCs and FPGAs i ers, ADCs and FPGAs – Studies of the matching of different ADCs and FPGAs Studies of the matching of different ADCs and FPGAs – Cost and power consumption estimations / calculations Cost and power consumption estimations / calculations – Preamplif i er topologies Preamplif i er topologies • Trigger algorithm Trigger algorithm – Full signal shape analysis algorithm Full signal shape analysis algorithm – FPGA implementation FPGA implementation for more details contact: • Building of at least two prototypes with different topologies Building of at least two prototypes with different topologies Arno Gadola, UZH

  5. The Active Mirror Control (AMC) - Why? The Active Mirror Control (AMC) - Why? Ben1  large mirror is easier to large mirror is easier to produce in segments produce in segments  light-weighted telescope dish light-weighted telescope dish suffers from deformation suffers from deformation during movements during movements  with the aid of AMC: each with the aid of AMC: each mirror segment is individually mirror segment is individually adjustable adjustable  3 point gimbal and 2 actuators 3 point gimbal and 2 actuators per mirror segment per mirror segment  refocussing of the telescope refocussing of the telescope during observation during observation

  6. The Active Mirror Control (AMC) - Actuator Design The Active Mirror Control (AMC) - Actuator Design Ben2  driven by stepper motor driven by stepper motor  absolute positioning via 4 hall sensors absolute positioning via 4 hall sensors  wireless communication (ZigBee Standard) wireless communication (ZigBee Standard)  different types of spindels will be tested different types of spindels will be tested

  7. The Active Mirror Control (AMC) - Prototype Testing The Active Mirror Control (AMC) - Prototype Testing Ben3  teststand with real weather conditions teststand with real weather conditions  current teststand status: current teststand status:  1 actuator cycle: 1 actuator cycle: extend 3mm, retract 3mm extend 3mm, retract 3mm  so far: 322323 cycles completed so far: 322323 cycles completed  corresponds to 8.2 year real-life corresponds to 8.2 year real-life telescope operation telescope operation for more details contact: CTA @ UZH http://cta.physik.uzh.ch Ben Huber, UZH

  8. EPFL Contribution to CTA High-Energy Extension EPFL Contribution to CTA High-Energy Extension EPFL Many TeV sources do not reveal high energy cutoff but are out of reach of current generation instruments at 100 TeV, as it would necessitate eff. Area much larger than 0.1 km 2 . An increase of the collection area by a factor >30 above 10 TeV can be achieved with an array of 30-50 small telescopes with a large FoV Phase 1: Define requirements & design. Start in Oct. 2009 earliest. - Based on simulations, readout card design optimization / technological choices: - Simulation: Determination of - an optimized array layout for E >10 TeV - the trigger requirements (lower the energy threshold) - the pixel sampling rate, size, Q.E, mirror size Phase 2: Prototype Zur Anzeige wird der QuickTime ᆰ - Readout board construction Dekompressor �� ben レ tigt. - Trigger implementation - Test for more details contact: Mathieu Ribordy, EPFL

  9. Winston Cones Winston Cones Cones ETH Zurich + University of Zurich ETH Zurich + University of Zurich Design & Development of solid Winston Cones Design & Development of solid Winston Cones + total reflection + total reflection + gain in area concentration ratio (-> cheaper camera) + gain in area concentration ratio (-> cheaper camera) + mass production (moulding) + mass production (moulding) - mounting (optical connection required) - mounting (optical connection required) In Standard CTA option (PMTs, fixed pitch): In Standard CTA option (PMTs, fixed pitch): + gain sensitivity by using only central part of PM + gain sensitivity by using only central part of PM will enter into Conceptual Design Report for CTA will enter into Conceptual Design Report for CTA

  10. First G-APD Camera Test First G-APD Camera Test FACT 1 Technological project (R&D): independent of CTA Technological project (R&D): independent of CTA Goal: complete Cherenkov Camera based on G-APDs Goal: complete Cherenkov Camera based on G-APDs Zur Anzeige wird der QuickTime ᆰ Dekompressor �� ben レ tigt. ETH Zurich, University of Zurich, PSI, UniGe, EPFL ETH Zurich, University of Zurich, PSI, UniGe, EPFL Hamamatsu in cooperation with Universities Dortmund & Wurzburg: in cooperation with Universities Dortmund & Wurzburg: MPPC S10362-33-50 DWARF (Dedicated multi-Wavelength AGN Research Facility) DWARF (Dedicated multi-Wavelength AGN Research Facility) test a promising technology test a promising technology for future IACT projects for future IACT projects HEGRA-CT3

  11. First G-APD Camera Test First G-APD Camera Test 36 pixel prototype, operation at high NSB and room temperature 36 pixel prototype, operation at high NSB and room temperature FACT 2 Zur Anzeige wird der QuickTime ᆰ Zur Anzeige wird der QuickTime ᆰ Dekompressor �� Dekompressor �� Zur Anzeige wird der QuickTime ᆰ Dekompressor �� ben レ tigt. ben レ tigt. ben レ tigt. Zur Anzeige wird der QuickTime ᆰ Dekompressor �� Zur Anzeige wird der QuickTime ᆰ ben レ tigt. Zur Anzeige wird der QuickTime ᆰ Dekompressor �� Dekompressor �� ben レ tigt. ben レ tigt.

  12. First G-APD Camera Test First G-APD Camera Test FACT 3 small testing facility @ small testing facility @ ETH Zurich ETH Zurich f=80cm Mirror f=80cm Mirror ~ 1º / pixel ~ 1º / pixel 1.2 GHz NSB / pixel 1.2 GHz NSB / pixel 22ºC ambient temp. 22ºC ambient temp. Zur Anzeige wird der QuickTime ᆰ Zur Anzeige wird der QuickTime ᆰ Dekompressor �� Dekompressor �� ben レ tigt. ben レ tigt. G-APDs cooled to 18º C G-APDs cooled to 18º C high energy threshold high energy threshold

  13. First G-APD Camera Test First G-APD Camera Test FACT 3 ETH Zurich ETH Zurich University of Zurich University of Zurich ISDC Data Center for Astrophysics, University of Geneva ISDC Data Center for Astrophysics, University of Geneva PSI PSI EPFL EPFL DPNC, University of Geneva DPNC, University of Geneva

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