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US TileCal Meeting at UTA Possible Electronics Evolution J. Pilcher University of Chicago
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5/13/02J. Pilcher2 Digital LVL1 trigger At present analog LVL1 signals are transmitted off-detector and digitized Susceptible to noise pickup Limited dynamic range (hard to see muons) Signals used for triggering are not the same as those sent to LVL2 trigger Most modern experiments try to avoid this Requires digitization on-detector Formation of digital sums from signals sent to LVL2
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5/13/02J. Pilcher3 Digital LVL1 trigger Non-trivial change at this point LAr only digitizes after LVL1 To use analog pipeline developed for SSC Could digitize analog sum on detector and transmit TileCal digitizes before LVL1 Need to add digitizations to form tower sums Geography of digitizer boards not suited to this –Can’t access digits in TileDMU –Signals needed in tower sums are distributed over several digitizer boards
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5/13/02J. Pilcher4 Digital LVL1 trigger Forming digital LVL1 TileCal signals Add digitizations from all PMTs in a tower every 25 ns Ship off detector 16 bits/tower x 40 MHz = 640 Mbps / tower (OK!) Use optical ribbon cable with 9 optical signals per ribbon
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5/13/02J. Pilcher5 Digital LVL1 trigger What does it take for TileCal? Revised TileDMU chips Capable of handling more channels/chip so all signals of a tower are in same chip –Perhaps 1 TileDMU per tower 9 per LB drawer, 7 per EB drawer Incorporate adder in each TileDMU chip Revised digitizer boards 4 boards per drawer with up to 3 TileDMU per board –Fewer fine-pitch flex foils and connectors
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5/13/02J. Pilcher6 Digital LVL1 trigger Logistics Need operational experience with present system before proposal Current system may have “issues” requiring attention –Revised system might address these as well as upgrade Present groups likely tired of electronics for a while Many operational and physics issues to address Could map out design based on current view Guesstimated cost $2M
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5/13/02J. Pilcher7 LV Power Supplies Assumes present power supply plan proves unsatisfactory “eastern European design” No experienced engineer or physicist Use near-commercial “bricks” Plan mechanical mounting and cooling Monitoring and control Cabling Logistics Can’t suggest this before experience with first version
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5/13/02J. Pilcher8 Commissioning and Integration Putting the detector together Surface mechanical assemblies Making it work Monitoring and control Calibration Collecting calibration data Filling and using data bases Insufficient resources to support physics personnel at CERN Students, post-docs, scientists, faculty
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