Hand Crosscheck HSLM1. Position of REF DCOPS CENTER MAB 6665.74 Target+34.2675 DM distance+148.983 DMdowel to DCOPS dowel-24.424 DCOPS dowel to center.

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Hand Crosscheck HSLM1

Position of REF DCOPS CENTER MAB Target DM distance DMdowel to DCOPS dowel DCOPS dowel to center =1024* Distance along line

Position of ME12 Reference DCOPS Center Celso ASPD Z center ME1/ Celso tilt:.00436*(1/2)* Offset surface to ASPD PG Surface offset to DCOPS dowel Dowel offset to DCOPS Center Distance along line

Position of ME1/3 Outer Distance Along Line SurfaceZout DCOPS dowel wrt surface DCOPS center wrt dowel Profile wrt center-data

Position of ME1/3 Inner Distance Along Line SurfaceZin DCOPS dowel wrt surface DCOPS center wrt dowel Profile wrt center-data

U/D DCOPS Data for HSLM _2 (upside down) _3 inner _3 outer Ref Wrt center (cms Z direction) Value (mm wrt CCD mount)

Laser line endpoints fixed Ref Z profile position= = Ref distance along line = _2 profile position = = _2 distance along line = Profile_Z = slope*distAlongLine+intercept Slope = Intercept =

Profiles at ME+1/3_03 Predicted profile Z at outer Predicted profile Z at inner Outer = Zout –Zout = Inner = Zin – – –Zin = Zave = dZ = 3.286mm

ME+1/3_03 Slope = 1.83mrad, outer farther out Cocoa finds –Surface at outer DCOPS = –Surface at inner DCOPS = –dZ=3.21mm 4.1mm difference CocoaHand Z Inner Outer

Where is the problem? Either my hand calculation leaves something out or mishandles it, or the Cocoa model is wrong. Link connection ? H-C ? Initial _In _Out ASPD-T Dow RefDow DM CocoaHand

Review ASPD Mount P4 is the reference target Sensor center is at (5,-26,8) wrt P4

ASPD(T) PG4 Note 3 plates! One of the plates is 4.6mm, another 10.0, another p1_bottom_spacer 12.1 p1_top_spacer 10.0 p1 P2 63 mm tall PG target 3mm thick Total 92.7mm target to base CMS_AL_+ME12_D2_t_b_3D_piezas.dwg

ASPD(B) Here we only have 2 plates: p1=10.0mm p1_bottom_spacer=4.6 p2 is still 63mm and the target is still 3mm Total height=80.6 PG4

ASPD Sensor: P2 PG4 hole Sensor center (p2)

Mounting plate 5599C192: Outer or Inner? 6.35mm thick

ME+1/2: Claimed to be outer but really inner plate type? Both used

ME+1/2 Top Plate

ME+1/2 top plate Either way the thickness is 6.35mm and the shim is 35mm

Solution: Photograph! Outer here is D177 type

PG4 to base of mounting Outer sensor2d is = Inner sensor2d is = My Cocoa model uses and respectively However, there is another drawing of the top and bottom ASPD packages where the top is without the p1_top_spacer. Bottom=4.6+10, Top= Both sets are in Calvo's ftp area

How many spacer plates? At this point, 2 Here the outer plate is a 192 type

Side view

Z for ASPD mount, part 1 From frame to chamber surface is 6.35mm, per Oleg. From the picture this must be in the negative CMS Z direction The plate (192 or 177) is mounted to the frame by a 35mm shim (176) The plates 192/177 are 6.35mm thick  top of plate (192/177) to surface = = +47.7mm

Z for ASPD-T mount Part 2 Height of P2 63mm Height of P110mm Height of P1_spacer12.1mm PG4 target thickness 3mm PG4 to bottom of ASPD holder88.1 PG4 to PG in plate holding ASPD holder is available from photogrammetry  83mm OK!

ASPD-T drawings 17-May-2006 –P1=10mm –P1_bottom_spacer=0. –P1_top_spacer= Jun-2006 –P1=10mm –P1_bottom_spacer=0. –P1_top_spacer=12.1mm

ASPD-B drawings 17-May-2006 –P1=10mm –P1_bottom_spacer=4.6mm –P1_top_spacer=0. 13-Jun-2006 –P1=10mm –P1_bottom_spacer=0. –P1_top_spacer=12.1mm

CMS-SG-UR-0103 The theoretical Z of the top of the top (outer) ASPD is 7.5mm nearer the IP than the Z of the top of the top (outer) ASPD The 17-May drawings show a 7.5mm smaller spacer, which would make the bottom ASPD farther from the IP than the top one Agreement

Relative to Surface 88.1mm from PG4 to bottom of ASPD holder (top of mount plate) Mount plate (6.35) + Shim(35) + FrametoSurface(+6.35)  -47.7mm mm PG4 to surface for Top ASPD -7.5mm = mm PG4 to surface for Bottom ASPD Mount plate top + MountPlate thickness = DCOPS Dowel = Mount plate top + MountPlate thickness + DCOPSDowel to Center = =

Relative To ME1/2 Surface, CMS Z for HSLM DCOPS Center DCOPS dowel PG4 for ASPD bottom PG4 for ASPD top

Relative To ASPD Top, CMS Z for HSLM DCOPS dowel wrt PG4 ASPD top DCOPS Center wrt PG4 ASPD top

CMS-SG-UR-0083 PG Z for targets on ME-1/3/inner –817.84, ,  PG Z for targets on plate on ME-1/2/outer –845.22, ,  –  Zcenter on ME-1/2/outer = = From CAD, PG top to DCOPS center= = for ME-1/3 Not quite agreement

PG consistency ME12 PG4 ideal YEP1_01528 (plate) (5mm offset) YEP1_01524 (DCOPS) (1.27 off) Coded target 2/ (.2mm off) Coded target 3/ (.2mm off) Plate = is close to the coded target value for 2/02: consistent (DCOPS above is on 3/03)