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GEM foilGEM foil and Simulation work and Simulation work

at CIAEat CIAEXiaomei Li

Shouyang Hu, Jing Zhou, Chao Shan, Siyu Jian and Shuhua Zhou

Science and Technology Science and Technology

on Nuclear Data Laboratoryon Nuclear Data Laboratory

China Institute of Atomic EnergyChina Institute of Atomic Energy

Solid_gem group meeting

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SoLID spectrometer SoLID spectrometer @Jlab 12 GeV@Jlab 12 GeV

Transversity

PVDIS

Longitudinal

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Chinese SoLID Collaboration Chinese SoLID Collaboration

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GEM (Gas Electron Multiplier) StructureGEM (Gas Electron Multiplier) Structure

1. Core part: GEM Foil

2. Avalanche happens in the hole area only. This improves the spatial resolution in a large extent.

2012-07­-18 KITPC,­Beijing,­China 4

Triple-Foil GEM Detector

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GEM Foil Structure 1. Typical GEM Foil has 3 layers,

two 5μm thick copper foils and one 50μm thick kapton foil in the middle.

2. Diameter of the hole is 70 μm , and the distance between them is 140 μm .

3. Apply electric voltages on the two copper layers.

4. Electric Field is very strong in the hole area, and weak outside the hole area.

2012-07­-18 KITPC,­Beijing,­China5

GEM Foil

GEM Field

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GEM License and Training

CIAE has signed officially the LICENSE AGREEMENT FOR MANUFACTURING AND COMMERCIALISATION OF GEM FOILS AND GEM-BASED PRODUCTS with CERN.

I took a training for GEM foil at CERN.

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­­Process Flow Diagram of Process Flow Diagram of GEM Foil ManufactureGEM Foil Manufacture

1. Raw foils

2. Preparing photo mask

3. Lamination and exposure of dry

film photoresist

4. Copper etching

5. Kapton etching

1. Second masking, etching and final

cleaningClean room is needed.

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Clean RoomClean Room

The cleanrooms at China Institute of Atomic Energy are ISO Class 6.

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GEM Photo Mask Plate

10cm*10cm­mask­plate­

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The Equipments for Lamination and The Equipments for Lamination and Exposure of Dry Film Photoresist Exposure of Dry Film Photoresist

Lamination and exposure of dry film photoresist are the most important and difficult steps for GEM foil production.

We have established a yellow light zone, and have introduced Hot Roll Lamination (HRL) machine and Exposure system. .

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Lamination of Dry Film Photoresist Lamination of Dry Film Photoresist

The photoresist is sandwiched between an inner polyolefin cover sheet and an outer Mylar protective layer.

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Exposure of Dry Film Photoresist Exposure of Dry Film Photoresist

We use negative photoresist for GEM image transfer, unexposed areas are relatively unchanged and easily washed out by solvents during the development.

To obtain an identical copy of the photo-mask to the photoresist, vertical sidewalls in the resist are important.

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Copper EtchingCopper Etching

• The solution used to copper etching consists of water, ferric chloride and hydrochloric acid.

•Generally the holes in the resist of standard GEMs are 50 µm of diameter. The favored diameter of holes at copper layer is 70 µm with a pitch of 140 µm.

Remove photoresist after copper etching

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­­Process flow diagram of Process flow diagram of GEM Foil ManufactureGEM Foil Manufacture

1. Purchasing raw materials

2. Preparing photo mask

3. Lamination and exposure of dry

film photoresist

4. Copper etching

5. Kapton etching• Second masking, etching and final

cleaningClean room is needed.

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The Status of APV25 Test at CIAEThe Status of APV25 Test at CIAE

• Small APV readout system at CIAE has been installed.

• There are some problems with DAQ , and we are debugging the software

• GEM detector (10 cm x 10 cm) is ready for testing.

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Small APV25 readout system at CIAE

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Neutron Transfer Efficiency with Boron-GEM Foils

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Calculation Neutron Transfer Efficiency with Geant4

• Simulate the GEM Foil without holes

• GEM Foil Size-10X10 cm2

• Boron-10 Coated on both sides of the GEM-foil

• Incoming Neutron energy is 0.0254ev

• The work gas is Ar/CO2 (80%/20%)

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Thickness of Boron-10 coated on GEM

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Efficiency VS Number of Boron-GEM Foils

Boron Thickness is 2.1um

We believe with more Boron-GEM Foils, the Neutron Transfer Efficiency will be higher.

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Next step

1. Do more lamination and exposure of dry film photoresist, copper etching to find the best work condition.

2. Finish kapton etching.

3. Test APV25 electronics.4. Simulation on Neutron Photography with GE

M.

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Wish to show a prototype of 30*30cm2 GEM foil at the

meeting next year!

Thank you !