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Test and Simulation of a LYSO+APD matrix with a tagged Photon Beam from 40 to 300 MeV

B. PonzioA. SaputiF. HappacherAnthony W. ThomasA. LucaM. CordelliS. GiovannellaE. J. DownieI. SarraG. PileggiS. MiscettiP. Otte

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PhysicsHistoryPhotomultiplierbusiness.industryAvalanche photodiodeNoise (electronics)Particle detectorLyso-Computer Science ApplicationsEducationCalorimeterPhotodiodelaw.inventionOpticslawMu2ebusiness

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Understanding the energy resolution terms for LYSO based calorimeters with APD readout at low energy (< 500 MeV) is relevant both for the completion of the KLOE-2 experiment, at DAΦNE, and for the design of the Mu2e calorimeter. In this work, we present a dedicated comparison between experimental data, taken in 2011 at the MAMI tagged photon beam facility with a crystal matrix prototype, and a full Geant-4 simulation of this detector. The crystal prototype matrix consisted of 9 2×2 × 15 cm3 LYSO crystals read-out by 10×10 mm2 Hamamatsu avalanche photodiodes (APD) surrounded by 8 PbWO4 crystals read-out by Bialkali photomultipliers for outer leakage recovery granting a total transverse coverage of 3 Rm. An energy resolution of ~5.4% at 100 MeV has been achieved. A fit to the energy dependence of the resolution provides the following parametrization: σE/E = 2.1%/E1/4 ⊕ 3.6%, where the sum is in quadrature. The noise term is completely negligible as expected by the reduced level of the electronic noise achieved. The constant term is still leakage dominated.

https://doi.org/10.1088/1742-6596/404/1/012027