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R-Sensor sectors and Strip Pitch

Four different designs for the layout of the R-sensors of the VELO are compared for their performance in signal to noise (S/N), the Pile-up Veto, the L1-tracking, the off-line tracking and the impact parameter resolution. The design as presented in the VELO-TDR was optimised solely for the impact pa...

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Autores principales: Wiggers, L, Zupan, M, Collins, P, Dijkstra, H, Eckstein, D, Ruf, T, Parkes, C, Kisel, I, Witek, M, Callot, O
Lenguaje:eng
Publicado: 2003
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Acceso en línea:http://cds.cern.ch/record/684457
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Sumario:Four different designs for the layout of the R-sensors of the VELO are compared for their performance in signal to noise (S/N), the Pile-up Veto, the L1-tracking, the off-line tracking and the impact parameter resolution. The design as presented in the VELO-TDR was optimised solely for the impact parameter resolution, but a design where all R-strips cover a 45$^\circ$ sector, rather than strips at larger radii covering 90$^\circ$ sectors, is favoured for the expected S/N, the reconstruction time, and the number of ghost tracks, while the loss in impact parameter resolution is small. Hence it is proposed to change to a new design, with 45$^\circ$ sectors, and a variable strip pitch keeping the same number of channels per sensors as proposed in the VELO-TDR.