Combined performance tests before installation of the ATLAS Semiconductor and Transition Radiation Tracking Detectors

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“…Further details on track reconstruction and the alignment methods used are given in reference [23]. The two resulting estimates of the SCT-TRT misalignment were consistent within their estimated uncertainties.…”

Section: Relative Alignment Between Sct and Trtsupporting

confidence: 53%

“…A large enough single sheet of aluminium was not available, so three pieces were used, joined with conductive epoxy EP79. 23 Tight envelope limits dictated challenging manufacturing tolerances. For most general features, an acceptable tolerance of ±0.25 mm in the completely assembled form was achieved by the manufacturer.…”

Section: Jinst 3 P10006mentioning

confidence: 99%

“…The photograph shows the barrel during the cabling of the top sector, before the bottom sector was cabled. Further details on this test setup and combined tests between SCT and TRT are given in references [23,24]. The goals of the final tests were to gain operational experience with the combined barrels, to measure the noise performance in the final arrangement prior to installation in the ATLAS cavern and to collect a cosmic-ray data set.…”

Section: Final Combined Tests Before Installationmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…The goals of the final tests were to gain operational experience with the combined barrels, to measure the noise performance in the final arrangement prior to installation in the ATLAS cavern and to collect a cosmic-ray data set. This was subsequently used to test the tracking performance of the SCT and the SCT combined with the TRT [23].…”

Section: Final Combined Tests Before Installationmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…This output was then used to examine the noise occupancy, efficiency and tracking performance of the detector, as well as providing a basis for detailed studies of detector alignment. A brief summary of the tests performed in CERN-SR1 is given here; full details may be obtained from [23]. …”

Section: Noise and Cosmic-ray Tests With The Trtmentioning

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The integration and engineering of the ATLAS SemiConductor Tracker Barrel

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The ATLAS SemiConductor Tracker (SCT) was built in three sections: a barrel and two end-caps. This paper describes the design, construction and final integration of the barrel section. The barrel is constructed around four nested cylinders that provide a stable and accurate support structure for the 2112 silicon modules and their associated services. The emphasis of this paper is directed at the aspects of engineering design that turned a concept into a fully-functioning detector, as well as the integration and testing of large sub-sections of the final SCT barrel detector. The paper follows the chronology of the construction. The main steps of the assembly are described with the results of intermediate tests. The barrel service components were developed and fabricated in parallel so that a flow of detector modules, cooling loops, opto-harnesses and Frequency-Scanning-Interferometry (FSI) alignment structures could be assembled onto the four cylinders. Once finished, each cylinder was conveyed to the next site for the mounting of modules to form a complete single barrel. Extensive electrical and thermal function tests were carried out on the completed single barrels. In the next stage, the four single barrels and thermal enclosures were combined into the complete SCT barrel detector so that it could be integrated with the Transition Radiation Tracker (TRT) barrel to form the central part of the ATLAS inner detector. Finally, the completed SCT barrel was tested together with the TRT barrel in noise tests and using cosmic rays. KEYWORDS: Particle tracking detectors; Solid state detectors; Detector design and construction technologies and materials; Large detector systems for particle and astroparticle physics.

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