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Pixel Insertable Layouts

Pixel Insertable Layouts. September 2000. Overview of Insertable-Layout Study. Assumptions Attempt to keep basic mechanical concepts of staves, sectors and global support frame but scale dimensions. No thermal or EMI barriers in pixel system

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Pixel Insertable Layouts

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  1. Pixel Insertable Layouts September 2000

  2. Overview of Insertable-Layout Study • Assumptions • Attempt to keep basic mechanical concepts of staves, sectors and global support frame but scale dimensions. • No thermal or EMI barriers in pixel system • But must keep B-layer clamshelled=>support shell for this • Single insertable system • Compare with reduced layout - repeated on next pages. • Insertable-layout drivers/assumptions • Keep B-layer at same radius, rapidity coverage => stave length • Make barrel layers same length. • Current module size and same for barrel and disks • Vary disk outer radii by looking at 10,9 and 8 sector disks. • First disk no closer than 495 mm in Z • Assume pixel envelope scales with disk outer radius

  3. Current Baseline Layout

  4. Proposed Reduced Layout

  5. Reduced Layout - Barrel End View

  6. Reduced Layout - Side View

  7. Reduced Layout Rapidity Coverage Z=0

  8. Reduced Layout Rapidity Coverage Z=11cm

  9. Reduced Layout Two-Hit-Fallback Options • Three two-hit fall back options are(in likely order of decreasing performance but increasing ease of the schedule) • Option 1 Layer 2 + 2x3 disks + B-layer1 • Option2 2x2 disks + B-layer2 and B-layer1 • Option 3 Only B-layer2 and B-layer1 • The number of modules for these are given on the tables on the next pages and summarized below. The rapidity coverage can be determined from the previous plots.

  10. Two-Hit Option 1

  11. Two-Hit Option 2 Could also remove disks at 700.

  12. Two-Hit Option 3

  13. Two-Hit Insertable Layouts • Different two hit layouts follow for different number of disk sectors.

  14. 10 Sector Disks

  15. 10 Sector Coverage Z=0

  16. 10 Sector Coverage Z=11cm

  17. 9 Sector Disks

  18. 9 Sector Coverage Z=0

  19. 9 Sector Coverage Z=11 cm

  20. 8 Sector Disks

  21. 8 Sector Coverage Z=0

  22. 8 Sector Coverage Z=11cm

  23. Radial Envelopes • For the moment assume radial envelope scales with disk outer radius then • Current(11 sector) = 254 mm • 10 sector = 243 • 9 sector = 232 • 8 sector = 221 • Need more detailed services envelope to get better estimate, including possibility of services from one end “doubling back” in case all services exit from one side. • Note smaller sectors have larger dead region per disk. • 11 sector is 0.6%, 10 sector is 1.2%, 9 sector is 2.3%, 8 sector is 3.8% • Since overlap in some cases, these are upper limits.

  24. 3 Hit 8-Sector Layout

  25. Coverage Z=0

  26. Coverage Z=11cm

  27. 3 Hit, 8 Sector Layout Comments • Layer 1 and layer 2 too close together? Cannot reduce radius of layer 1, B-layer shell. • Assuming frame size scales with outer radius/envelope, then barrel services per octant increases by about 5% compared to baseline services layout. If linear, this is about 1mm in barrel services depth. • Disk services per octant nominally reduced by about 15%, but need to take into account quantization and tube diameters. • There are small holes in acceptance(don’t have number). • Current estimate is that 1500mm2 is need for power/optical connection per half-stave or sector(PP0). Available annular space in barrel is roughly 65,000 mm2 but 132,000 needed, assuming single layer. Same problem in baseline but worse as radial dimensions reduced. • My current conclusion: envelope dimension of 221 mm cannot be decreased.

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