Sketch of the tracker layout


Fig.1: Sketch of the tracker layout (1/4 of the z view). Red lines represent single modules, blue lines double modules.
This drawing is not updated with the fined-tuned values for radii and z positions of active elements.


BEWARE: In the description that follows the alignment system is not included, and therefore the alignment modules are not counted in any of the totals.


The geometry

- The inner barrel has four layers, equipped with thin detectors, the outer barrel has 6 layers, equipped with thick detectors.
- In the inner barrel, detectors are titled to compensate for the Lorentz drift. An angle of 9 degrees is assumed. No compensation is made in the outer barrel.
- The forward is made of 9 big disks, the inner endcap is made of 3 small disks that closes the inner barrel.
- Big disks are made of 7 rings. The 3 outermost are equipped with thick detectors, the 4 innermost with thin detectors.
- Small disks are made of 3 rings equipped with thin detectors, identical to those of the inner 3 rings of big disks.
- The outer barrel is built with the rod mechanics. Each layer is made of two rods in z, each rod contains 6 detectors.
- The inner barrel is built with the shell mechanics, and is cut in two at z=0. Each half contains 6 detectors in z.
- The forward is built with the sector mechanics proposed by R. Siedling.
- The 2 innermost layers of the inner barrel are double sided, the 2 outermost single sided.
- Layer 1 and 2 of the outer barrel are double sided, the others single sided.
- Rings 1, 2 ad 5 in the forward are double sided, the others single sided.
- In double modules, detectors which provide the stereo coordinate are titled by an angle of 100 mrad with respect to the detectors that give the phi coordinate.
- Disks 4-9 have the mechanical structure extending down to ring 2 included, even if ring 2 (or rings 2 an 3) is not equipped with detectors. In this way there are only two types of big disk mechanics (with or without the first ring). - All detectors of the tracker are made out of 6" wafers.


Detector specifications, detector and chip multiplicities.

Inner barrel.
- Each detector is made out of one 6'' wafer. Dimensions are (approximately) 61x117 mm2. The number of APVs per detector is given in Table 1, together with the phi multiplicities. Radii are approximate numbers.

Table 1: Detector multiplicity for the inner barrel
Layer #Avg. radiusModules in phiTotal # of modules APV / detPitch phi Pitch stereo Total # of APVs
TIB1 255 26-30 336 6 + 680 804032
TIB2 340 34-38 432 6 + 680805184
TIB3 430 44-46 540 4 120 - 2160
TIB4 520 52-56 648 4 120 -2592

The TIB is made of 1188 single modules and 768 double modules, for a total of 2724 detectors, 2724 6'' wafers, and 13968 APVs.

Outer barrel.
- Each module is made out of two 6'' wafers. The dimensions of the active area are (approximately) 94x186 mm2 (see Dimensions of the outer barrel detectors). The r-phi detectors have 4 or 6 APVs, for a pitch of 183 or 122 microns. The stereo detectors have 4 APVs, for a pitch of 183 microns.

Table 2: Detector multiplicity for the outer barrel
Layer #Avg. radiusModules in phiTotal # of modules APV / detPitch phi Pitch stereo Total # of APVs
TOB1 608 42 504 4 + 4183 1834032
TOB2 692 48 576 4 + 41831834608
TOB3 780 54 648 4 183 - 2592
TOB4 868 60 720 4 183 - 2880
TOB5 965 66 792 6 122 - 4752
TOB6 1080 74 888 6 122 - 5328

The TOB is made of 3048 single modules and 1080 double modules, for a total of 5208 detectors, 10416 6'' wafers, and 24192 APVs.

Inner disks
- Detectors were optimized for 6'' wafers.
- Detectors are made out of one 6'' thin wafer.
- It is assumed that detectors in the inner disks are identical to detectors in the endcap disks. All details can be found in Study of a layout for the forward, with the new mechanics (see w6.result).
- The sizes are reported in Table 3, together with the n of chips per detector and the pitch, at the beginning and the end of the wedge.
- Detector and chip multiplicities are also reported in Table 3.

Table 3: Detector multiplicity for the inner disks.
Ring #Modules in phiN of rings in zTotal # of modules APV / detP1/P2 phi P1/P2 stereo Total # of APVs
TID1 24 6 144 6 + 681/112 81/1121728
TID2 24 6 144 6 + 6113/143 113/1431728
TID3 40 6 240 4123/158 - 960

The TID is made of 240 thin single modules and 288 thin double modules, for a total of 816 thin detectors, and 816 thin 6'' wafers. The total number of APVs is 4416.

Endcap.
- Detectors are made out of one 6'' thin wafer for rings 1-4 and out of two 6'' thick wafers for rings 5-7.
- All details can be found in Study of a layout for the forward, with the new mechanics (see w6.result).
- The sizes are reported in Table 4, together with the n of chips per detector and the pitch, at the beginning and the end of the wedge.
- Detector and chip multiplicities are also reported in Table 4.

Table 4: Detector multiplicity for the endcap.
Ring #Modules in phiN of rings in zTotal # of modules APV / detP1/P2 phi P1/P2 stereo Total # of APVs
TEC1 24 6 144 6 + 681/112 81/1121728
TEC2 24 12 288 6 + 6113/143 113/1433456
TEC3 40 16 640 4123/158 - 2560
TEC4 56 18 1008 4113/139 - 4032
TEC5 40 18 720 6 + 6126/156 126/1568640
TEC6 56 18 1008 4163/205 - 4032
TEC7 80 18 1440 4 140/172 - 5760

The TEC is made of 1648 thin single modules and 432 thin double modules, for a total of 2512 thin detectors, and 2512 thin 6'' wafers; 2448 thick single modules and 720 thick double modules, for a total of 3888 thick detectors and 7776 thick 6'' wafers. The total number of APVs is 30208.


Points and material


Fig.2a: N of points collected by tracks as a function of rapidity. Pixels are not included and double sided points are counted once. Black markers give the total number of points, green markers the total number of double sided points, red markers the number of double sided points in the first part (layers 1-2 and rings 1-2) and blue markers the n of double sided points collected in thick detectors.
Fig. 2b: Material budget excluding pixels and material outside the tracking volume
(fast parameterization based on the TDR estimates, but we know now that it will be more...).
This study correponds to the approximate geometry of Fig.1.


Fig.3: Strip length and pitch for the different barrel layers (markers) and forward rings (lines).


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