CIEMAT

ALMERÍA

MADRID

SORIA

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CIEMAT- El Bierzo

CIEMAT- Extremadura

Puerto Información Científica Barcelona

Public Research Institution Public Research Institution Ministry of Science and InnovationMinistry of Science and Innovation

CIEMATCIEMATEnergy • Renewable Energies

• Nuclear Fusion• Combustion

Technology • Materials• Chemistry• Comm. and Inf. Tech• Infrastructures• Scientific Instrument.

Environment • Radiological• Conventional• Long-term storage

• National Laboratory for Nuclear Fusion

LNF

• Particle Physics• Superconductivity• Cellular and Molecular Biology

Basic Research

• Planning and prospective• Technology Transfer• All other horizontal services • Strategic projects (new centers)

General Secretariat

PIMIC • Refurbishment of old facilities

Personnel:

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Dirección General Secretaría General

Energía Medio Ambiente

Investigación Básica Laboratorio Nacional de Fusión

Proyectos Estratégicos Tecnología

Seguridad y PICMIC Administración y RRHH

TOTAL

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Division of Scientific Instrumentation Technology

Electronics Medical Applications

•AMS

•FAST

•DES

•CMS

• ITACA • The CSTD project• The BrainPET project• Monte Carlo simulation for radiology and neutron dosimetry

Accelerators

Division of Scientific Instrumentation Technology

• Development of electronics within R&D projects, in collaboration with other teams at CIEMAT (large contribution to HEP projects)

• Medical Applications. R&D line on non conventional radiation detectors for medical applications. Imaging reconstruction and simulation.

• Accelerators

Activities:

•FEBEX

•ACE2

•ECT

•SEPTA

• Magnets for particle accelerators, kinetic energy storage and superconductivity technology research.

• A special program launched to extend these activities to other fields of accelerators

Running Projects. ACE2

Control system for a kinetic energy accumulator.

Fossil Fuels

Development of a electrocapacitance tomography system

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Electrodes (detail)

Radial Guard

Electrode belt

Running Projects. ACT

Guard

Radiator3 cm Aerogel (n 1.05)

MirrorMultilayer metallic layer

deposited on Carbon Fiber Reinforced Composite

Light Detection680 PMT (Hamamatsu7600-

00-M16)• 4 x 4 mm2 /pixel

Goals:

Measurement of the charge particle velocity ( ) () / 10-3 @ = 1 (p+)

Measurement of the mass:

resolution 1%

Measurement of the ion charge up to

Z < 25

Discrimination e+/e- up to 10GeV Measurement of the relative abundance

of light atoms H/H2/H3, He3/He4, Be10/Be9

•Size: 50 cm height

160 cm diam•Weight < 200 Kg•Power < 100 Watt

AMS. The Rich detector

RICH Electronics

LV - PP

RPD

R-Crate:• 2 Units• 11 modules/R-Crate

6 RDR2 HV modules2 Control modules1 Link module with the main DAQ

RPD:• 2 Units• 6 DC-DC/RPD converters• Active redundancy

J-Crate

PMT

Divisor

Pre- AmpADC board

HV Distribution

Input Signal

Capton connectort

Front End Electronics (ISN)• 5 boards (3 x 3 cm2)

–HV divisor 80M–Pre-Amplification –HV distribution–Signal Distributor–ADC (AD7476BR)

x 680 units

Dark Energy Survey (DES)

room for electronics

4 -> 6-slot backplanes

3556 mm

CameraFilters

Optical Lenses 2.2 deg. FOV

ScrollShutter

1575 mm

CTIO (Chile)

Partners • Fermilab• University of Illinois • The Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory • NOAO -- The National Optical Astronomy Observatory • NCSA -- The National Center for Supercomputer Applications • CIEMAT• The Barcelona Consortium IEEC/CSIC - IFAE • The U.K. Consortium University London, Cambridge, Edinburgh, Portsmouth

Technical goal500 MegaPixels Camera

72 CCDs CIEMAT:

Clock&Bias boardMaster Control board

CMS. Muon chambers

CIEMAT developed a layer of the CMS muon drift chambers. CIEMAT developed a layer of the CMS muon drift chambers.

CMS. Electronics

ROB

Minicrate

Muon drift tube chamber

CIEMAT coordinates the overall electronics of the CMS muon drift chambers since 1995. Elaborates the design and construction of the read-out electronics (ROB, ROS) and its mechanics.

CIEMAT coordinates the overall electronics of the CMS muon drift chambers since 1995. Elaborates the design and construction of the read-out electronics (ROB, ROS) and its mechanics.

ROS

CMS. The LINK alignment system

Measure elements

• Laser sources

• Sensors

• High precision mechanical supports• Periscopes• Optics• Control and DAS

• Optic (2D CMOS), CCD• Position (proximity sensors: potentiometric and optical)• Tilt • Temperature (PT 100)

• Must establish relative coordinates between the inner detector at CMS (Tracker) and the muon detectors in the Barrel and End Cap • Detectors are inter-connected via laser beams. Beams define six - planes, one each 60º. Detector positions are related through these planes

•The Superconductivity group started in 1989 and their activities include magnets for particle accelerators, kinetic energy storage, and superconductivity technology research.

• In addition Ciemat has launched a special program to extend these activities to other fields of accelerator

•A group of people is training at CERN who are contributing to LHC commissioning.

Accelerators