| Lastname, Firstname | Title |
| Abstract | |
| Abel, Norbert | Design and Implementation of the Read Out Controller |
| In our current set-up the FEE (Front End Electronic) consists of the nXYTER, an ADC (Analog Digital Converter) and an ROC (Read Out Controller). The nXYTER is recieving analogue data directly from the sensors and detects the value and the exact time of a signal peak. It provides the time stamp digitally and an analog peak value. For further processing the analog data has to be converted by an ADC into digital data. Since the conversion needs time, the data needs to be resynchronized after sampling. This data resynchronisation, the transfer of the measured data and the controlling of the functional behavior of the nXYTER and the ADC will be discussed in our contribution. | |
| Akishina, Tatiana | On e/pi identification: comparison of TRD prototype measurements with GEANT simulations at p=1.5 GeV/c |
| We compare the distributions of e/pi energy losses in the TRD prototype and GEANT simulations of the n-layered TRD realized in frames of the CBM ROOT at p=1.5 GeV/c. It is shown that the GEANT simulations quite well reproduce real measurements for both pions and electrons. However, contrary to the real measurements, we failed to obtain a comparable level of pion's suppression for the most powerful method based on the likelihood functions ratio test. A detailed analysis of GEANT data permitted one to understand the reason of such a behaviour and to reproduce results of real measurements. | |
| Andronic, Anton | Status of TRD |
| Bertini, Denis | iFluka: a C++ interface between Fluka and FairRoot for radiation level studies in CBM |
| iFluka is a non intrusive C++ interface to Fluka. It intecepts within the Fluka event loop the call to the user defined fortran routines and forward it to the correponding C++ functions. The user can then benefits from all services delivered by the FairRoot framework i.e generators, field map definition, event by event storage using the FairRoot output structure. | |
| Dubey, Anand | R & D with GEMs and THGEMs towards developing a muon detector for CBM experiment |
| Fernandez Morales, Miguel Angel | Transient Dielectric effects on RPC dynamics |
| The role of the resistive plate as a dielectric, not only as a resistive part, in the RPC is a very important point to be considered on the search of a better high rate tRPCs. We focuse in the transient states of the RPC to design a MC with the dielectrics dynamics in mind. This model can achieve a good agreement with the data that we had already taken on the transient states of ordinary float glass used in the Hades RPCs under a varying irradiation. | |
| Fischer, Peter | (talks for FEE session sent to W. Müller) |
| Flemming, Holger | Status of the CBM-ToF TDC Development |
| Heuser, Johann M. | Status of the STS |
| I will review the status of the STS, the ongoing activities in the STS workgroup, work to be done, and the plans/preparations for a first test beam with CBM silicon detector modules at GSI. | |
| Ivanov, Victor | How to increase the W(k,n) criterion power in the e/pi identification problem |
| We propose a scheme that permits to significantly increase the power of the W(k,n) criterion in the e/pi identification problem. The comparison with other methods is presented. | |
| Ivashkin, Alexander | Development of PSD supermodule |
| Karabowicz, Radoslaw | STS layout studies |
| Update on STS layout studies. Results for double sided strip detectors will be shown and compared with the first attempts of implementing single-sided micro-strip silicon detectors. Initial results showing effect of the more realistic detector response, with hit sharing and clustering, will be presented. The last point should be results of the radiation studies. | |
| Kasinski, Krzysztof | The latest n-Xyter test results |
| We present the most recent n-Xyter test results obtained using Sucima Imager Board equipped with two n-Xyter chips. One of the ASICs was connected to 75 um pitch 1 cm silicon strip detector. The results presented include time-stamp resolution measurements, comparator threshold voltage uniformity and offset correction. Preliminary results for Sr-90 source are also presented. | |
| Kebschull, Udo | Design and Implementation of the Read Out Controller |
| In our current set-up, the FEE (Front End Electronic) consists of the nXYTER, an ADC (Analog Digital Converter) and an ROC (Read Out Controller). The nXYTER is receiving analogue data directly from the sensors and detects the value and the exact time of a signal peak. It provides the time stamp digitally and an analog peak value. For further processing the analog data has to be converted by an ADC into digital data. Since the conversion needs time, the data needs to be resynchronized after sampling. This data resynchronisation, the transfer of the measured data and the controlling of the functional behavior of the nXYTER and the ADC will be discussed in our contribution. | |
| Klein-Bösing, Melanie | First results of direct photon identification via conversions into dileptons |
| Koczon, Piotr | Photodetector for the CBM-Rich - QE improvement. |
| By coating the entrance window of the PM with different wave-length-shifters an improvement of the quantum efficiency of the CBM-RICH photodetector has been achieved. Different coating methods, properties of wave-length-shifters and further developement plans will be discussed. | |
| Kryshen, Evgeny | Detailed layout of MUCH detector in cbmroot |
| Ladygin, Vladimir | Polarization of the secondary particles in heavy-ion collisons |
| Lebedev, Andrey | Track reconstruction in the TRD and MuCh detector |
| Lebedev, Semeon | Reconstruction in the CBM RICH Detector |
| Maevskaya, Alla | Charmonium simulation (dielectron channel) |
| Charmonium simulation in recent envienroment with 25mkm target | |
| Malakhov, Alexander | Investigations of asyptotic regimes of nuclear interactions at CBM. |
| Matyushevskiy, Evgeny | The adviser of management LHE JINR |
| SC dypol's magnet for CBM experiment with the minimal field in area RICH. Contseptual design. | |
| Naumann, Lothar | Development of the Straw Tube Tracker |
| Nikulin, Vladimir | PNPI activity in MUCH |
| The recent news are discussed | |
| Ososkov, Gennady | Wavelet analysis applications for resonance peak finding in invariant mass spectra |
| Wavelet analysis is applied for detecting and extracting of resonance peaks from invariant mass spectra. Different wavelet families are used in the analysis. The algorithm was tested on invariant mass spectra for CBM simulated data of open charm and low mass vector mesons. | |
| Piasecki, Krzysztof | J/Psi measurement in dimuon channel with detector in-between the TRDs |
| An alternative possibility to measure J/Psi will be presented, employing a shashlik-type detector placed in-between the TRD stations. | |
| Pozdniakov, Valeri | Azimuthal correlation with CBM |
| Pugatch, Valery | First results of the CBM-STS detector module prototype test |
| Test results of the detector module prototypes equipped with the CBM microstrip sensors (CBM01 types)measured at KINR using alpha-, beta-sources as well as pulsed laser beam and discrete read-out electronics are presented. Mechanical, thermal and electrical characteristics of carbon fiber supporting frames as well as connecting microcables used for building above mentioned detector modules will be discussed. | |
| Ryzhinskiy, Mikhail | Advanced digitization and cluster finding in MUCH. |
| Realistic algorithms for digitization and clustering are discussed. | |
| Winter, Marc | Progress report on CMOS sensors adapted to the MVD |
| Progress achieved in the last 6 months on the development of CMOS sensors foreseen to equip the Micro Vertex Detector will be presented. The talk will focuss on beam tests of a fast sensor architecture providing discriminated outputs, on a pixel architecture featuring high non-ionising radiation tolerance and on various system integration aspects, including thinning. An outlook will be provided, highglighting activities foreseen in the coming 2 years. | |
Number of contributions: 31