21–23 Sept 2022
University of Warsaw Library
Europe/Warsaw timezone

Production and Testing of the Large-Area Photon Detector ArCLight

23 Sept 2022, 12:15
15m
316A (University of Warsaw Library)

316A

University of Warsaw Library

ul. Dobra 56/66, 00-312 Warszawa‎
Presentation Light/charge readout (PMT, SiPM, WLS, electronics etc.) Light and charge readout

Speaker

Jan Kunzmann

Description

Compact large-area dielectric photon detectors ensure modular noble liquid detectors can sense scintillation light signals for triggering and reconstruction purposes with minimal decreases to the overall target volume of the module. ArCLight is a small volume, sizeable sensitive area detector that consists of a light trap covered in a thin layer of TPB that can be placed along a time projection chamber's electric field. These sensors are planned for the Deep Underground Neutrino Experiment Near Detector liquid argon (DUNE ND-LAr) modules. They are constructed and tested at the University of Bern and will be used for the prototype experiment, DUNE ND-LAr 2x2. The talk will discuss the details of assembling ArCLights, the quality control methods developed, and the test studies done with LEDs to assess their performance.

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