The conceptual design of the miniBeBe detector proposed for NICA-MPD
Ram\'on Acevedo Kado, Mauricio Alvarado Hern\'andez, Alejandro Ayala,, Marco Alberto Ayala Torres, Wolfgang Bietenholz, Dario Chaires, Eleazar, Cuautle, Isabel Dom\'inguez, Alejandro Guirado, Ivonne Maldonado, Julio, Maldonado, Eduardo Moreno-Barbosa, P. A. Nieto-Mar\'in
TL;DR
This paper details the conceptual design of the miniBeBe detector for NICA-MPD, focusing on its structure, electronics, and simulation-based performance evaluation for triggering and event characterization.
Contribution
It introduces a novel detector design and simulation analysis for its application as a trigger and event detector in heavy-ion collision experiments.
Findings
Effective as a level-0 trigger for the TOF system.
Capable of vetoing beam-gas interactions.
Able to locate beam-beam interaction vertices.
Abstract
We present the conceptual design for the miniBeBe detector proposed to be installed as a level-0 trigger for the TOF of the NICA-MPD. We discuss the design and the geometrical array of its sensitive parts, the read-out electronics as well as the mechanical support that is envisioned. We also present simulation results for p + p and Bi + Bi collisions to study its capabilities as a function of multiplicity both as a level-0 trigger for the TOF, as well as to serve as a beam-gas interaction veto and to locate the beam-beam interaction vertex.
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