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To see this PDF, click on this link --->    FVTX Preliminary Drawing Package.pdf   
-    FVTX_8-10-2007.easm   
To see this PDF, click on this link --->    PhenixCentralUpgradeAssy6.pdf   
-    VTX Top Assembly-1 06-21-07.jpg   
-    VTX Top Assembly-2 06-21-07.jpg   
To see this ps file, click on this link --->    dr_lay2_sensor8x_72.ps   
-    raa_redbars.xcf   
-    stat_sys_withfvtx.png   
-    svtx top assembly 2.jpg   
-    svtx_assy_2-06c.gif   
-    svtx_barrel_half_assy_5-11-07.jpg   
-    wedge-A-sheet-B6.png   
To see this PDF, click on this link --->    FVTXHalfAssy1.pdf   
-    FVTX_Detector_Module_low_assembled_2-29-08.jpg   
-    FVTX_Disk_Detector_Assy_front_1.jpg   
-    FVTX_Half_Assy_3.jpg   
-    FVTX_ReadoutCardOutline_4-25-08.png   
To see this PDF, click on this link --->    PhenixCentralUpgradeAssy4.pdf   
To see this PDF, click on this link --->    PhenixCentralUpgradeAssy5.pdf   
-    PhenixCentralUpgradeAssy6.jpg   
-    RSmith7-20-06.png   
-    Sensor-size.gifAttached is a picture of the sensor and wedge sizes for the FVTX disks. Each sensor has 7 chips. The strip pitch is 75 microns with a 0.5 mm dead area on the edge of the chip and 0.5 mm overlap.
Dave
 
-    VTX-FVTX-boundary111-PHX-01-1002.png   
-    bigwheel seal 6-21-07.jpg   
-    control_drawing.gif   
-    dmu_big_dca_straight.png   
-    dmu_big_dca_straight.xcf   
-    dmu_bmu_p_sigtobackground_2.xcf   
-    fifo_array.jpg   
To see this PDF, click on this link --->    hirose_df30_series.pdf   
-    moss_bgd.gif   
-    phenix_big_sideview.png   
To see this PDF, click on this link --->    sensor_wedge_B2_1-5-07.pdf   
-    si_endcap_rear_ckt_board_assy3.gif   
-    svtx_assy_3-06.gif   
-    svtx_assy_spiro_layout_11-05.gif   
-    svtx_top_assembly_2.jpg   
To see this ppt presentation, click on this link --->    svtx_update_2-06.ppt   
To see this PDF, click on this link --->    wedge-A-sheet-B4.pdf   
-    wedge-A-sheet-B5.png   
-    wedge-B-sheet-B1.png   
To see this PDF, click on this link --->    wedge-B-sheet-B2.pdf   
To see this PDF, click on this link --->    wedge-B-sheet-B3.pdf   
-    wedge-B-sheet-B3.png   
To see this ps file, click on this link --->    BJpsi.png   
To see this ps file, click on this link --->    BJpsi.xcf   
-    D2290703_PHENIX.jpg   
-    FVTXHalfAssy4.jpg   
To see this PDF, click on this link --->    FVTXHalfAssy4.pdf   
-    FVTX_Detector_Module_assembled_2-29-08.jpg   
-    FVTX_Detector_Module_back-side_assm_2-29-08.jpg   
-    FVTX_Detector_Module_backside_connector_end_assm_2-29-08.jpg   
-    FVTX_Detector_Module_exploded_2-29-08.jpg   
-    FVTX_Detector_Module_front-side_high_assm_2-29-08.jpg   
-    FVTX_Detector_Module_large_backside_explode_2-29-08.jpg   
-    FVTX_Half_Disk_4-wedges_assm_2_2-29-08.jpg   
-    FVTX_Half_Disk_explode2_2-29-08.jpg   
-    FVTX_Half_Disk_no_ext_cables_assm 2_2-29-08.jpg   
To see this PDF, click on this link --->    FVTX_ReadoutCardOutline_4-25-08.pdf   
-    FVTX_sensor_wedge.png   
-    HDI_assy_drawing_1.png   
-    HDI_assy_drawing_2.png   
-    HDI_assy_drawing_3.png   
To see this PDF, click on this link --->    Phenix Central Upgrade Assy 1.pdf   
-    PhenixCentralUpgradeAssy4.jpg   
-    PhenixCentralUpgradeAssy5.jpg   
-    VTX.jpg   
-    VTX_Top_Assembly_7_9-06.jpg   
-    barrel_acc_04jan06.png   
-    before_after_mass2.png   
-    chi2_3gev.png   
-    chi2_3gev.xcf   
-    chip_trace.png   
-    dmu_big_straight.pngthere is an xcf (gimp) file with elements in separate layers  
-    dmu_bmu_mi_sigtobackground.png   
-    dmu_bmu_n_sigtobackground_2.pngThis xcf file (Gimp native format) was used to make the png file of the same name. Typically the xcf file contains layers with separate info. In this case, there is the original plot containing just the dots, a separate layer for the lines connecting the dots, one layer for the legend. So if for example you want this plot without the lines, pick up this xcf file and use Gimp to turn off the layers you don't want.  
-    dmu_bmu_n_sigtobackground_2.xcfThis xcf file (Gimp native format) was used to make the png file of the same name. Typically the xcf file contains layers with separate info. In this case, there is the original plot containing just the dots, a separate layer for the lines connecting the dots, one layer for the legend. So if for example you want this plot without the lines, pick up this xcf file and use Gimp to turn off the layers you don't want.  
-    dmu_bmu_p_sigtobackground_2.png   
-    dmu_bmu_sigtobackground.png   
To see this ps file, click on this link --->    dr_lay1_sensor8x_71.ps   
-    fvtx_cage_1_apr08.png   
-    fvtx_cage_2_apr08.png   
-    fvtx_cage_3_apr08.png   
-    fvtx_cage_4_apr08.png   
-    fvtx_cage_5_apr08.png   
To see this PDF, click on this link --->    fvtx_cage_drawings_3-28-08.pdf   
-    neg_muon_sources.png   
-    neg_muon_sources.xcf   
-    pikdb_dcas.png   
-    pixel_block_diagram.jpg   
-    pt-mu-relative-hadron-both-noPIDcuts.png   
-    pulser.jpg   
-    raa_theory_MD_IVAN_both.xcf   
-    raa_theory_MD_IVAN_ldrd.png   
-    raa_theory_MD_IVAN_proposal.png   
To see this PDF, click on this link --->    sensor_wedge_B1_1-5-07.pdf   
-    si_endcap_rear_ckt_board_assy3_dwg.gif   
-    si_tower_assy4a_3-7-06.gif   
-    signal_back.png   
-    sil_endcap_half_assy_3-06.gif   
-    sil_endcap_half_assy_detail_3-06.gif   
-    svtx top assembly2.jpg   
-    svtx top assembly2b.jpg   
-    svtx_FVTX_exploded.jpg   
-    svtx_Top_Assembly_with_iFVTX_1.jpgHere are a couple of pictures that Roger Smith and I put together, for Sergey, to use in his IEEE presentation. These pictures show the four planes of the iFVTX detector located at the same Z locations as the planes for the FVTX array. Each of the three larger planes consists of two 8 X 11 FNAL sensor planes, mounted to a piece of TPG, set into a "window pane" board. The sensor arrays in each plane face each other with a 6. mm gap between the face of the backing boards. The first plane has a sensor array that is 8 X 4. One piece of information that would be very useful to understand the Z space required - would be the dimensional specifications for the connectors that will be mounted to the outside face of the backing or support boards, and how many will be needed. Cheers, Walt  
-    svtx_assy_section_noFVTX_isometric11-05.gif   
-    svtx_assy_section_no_FVTX_11-05.gif   
-    svtx_assy_vtx_cables_11-05.gif   
-    thumbnail.py   
-    wedge-A-sheet-B4.png   
To see this PDF, click on this link --->    wedge-A-sheet-B5.pdf   
To see this PDF, click on this link --->    wedge-A-sheet-B6.pdf   
To see this PDF, click on this link --->    wedge-B-sheet-B1.pdf   
-    wedge-B-sheet-B2.png   
-       
-    test:   
-    D2290703_PHENIX.jpg   
-    FVTX_Disk_2_half_assy1.jpg   
-    FVTX_Disk_2_half_assy2.jpgRoger and I have taken a first pass at trying to layout the HDI and wiring from the FVTX large disks in a way that provides reasonable clearances to mounting tabs and cooling tubes. The result is an HDI outline that features a narrow "tail" at the OD, with two of the 100-pin connectors for the extension cables. These tails would be bent at 90 degrees toward the magnet poles. The same exact HDI can be used on all wedges, but the tail is bent to one side or the other, depending on the side of the disk that particular wedge is mounted to (if the HDI are manufactured with a built-in bend, two different variants will be needed). Please refer to the attached drawing (pdf) for details. Also, look at the images below for a better idea of how this packages together. The HDI also feature two pin holes for alignment to the back-plane (and ultimately the Silicon detector), and three through holes for screws that would hold the wedges onto the support panels. Note that there is some flexibility in the position of the screw and pin holes. I would appreciate feedback about this configuration. Please note that we are using this configuration to define the locations of the mounting tabs in the support cage. This impacts the iFVTX group, as we are in the process of defining the envelope and mounting hole locations on their boards (i.e. please send me feedback sooner rather than later). Thanks! Eric HYTEC  
-    FVTX_Disk_Detector_Assy_front_1.jpg   
-    FVTX_Half_Assy_3.jpg   
-    FVTX_Half_Assy_4.jpg   
-    FVTX_Half_Assy_5.jpg   
-    VTX Top Assembly-1 06-21-07.jpg   
-    VTX Top Assembly-2 06-21-07.jpg   
-    VTX.jpg   
-    VTX_Top_Assembly_7_9-06.jpg   
-    bigwheel seal 6-21-07.jpg   
-    dmu_big_dca_straight.png   
-    dmu_big_dca_straight.xcf   
-    dmu_big_straight.pngthere is an xcf (gimp) file with elements in separate layers  
-    dmu_bmu_mi_sigtobackground.png   
-    dmu_bmu_n_sigtobackground_2.pngThis xcf file (Gimp native format) was used to make the png file of the same name. Typically the xcf file contains layers with separate info. In this case, there is the original plot containing just the dots, a separate layer for the lines connecting the dots, one layer for the legend. So if for example you want this plot without the lines, pick up this xcf file and use Gimp to turn off the layers you don't want.  
-    dmu_bmu_n_sigtobackground_2.xcfThis xcf file (Gimp native format) was used to make the png file of the same name. Typically the xcf file contains layers with separate info. In this case, there is the original plot containing just the dots, a separate layer for the lines connecting the dots, one layer for the legend. So if for example you want this plot without the lines, pick up this xcf file and use Gimp to turn off the layers you don't want.  
-    dmu_bmu_p_sigtobackground_2.png   
-    dmu_bmu_p_sigtobackground_2.xcf   
-    dmu_bmu_sigtobackground.png   
-    dr_lay1_sensor8x8_assy.gif   
To see this ps file, click on this link --->    dr_lay1_sensor8x_71.ps   
-    dr_lay2_sensor8x12_assy.gif   
To see this ps file, click on this link --->    dr_lay2_sensor8x_72.ps   
-    fifo_array.jpg   
-    iFVTX_Assembly_3.jpg   
-    phenix_simple_sideview.jpg   
-    phenix_simplified_assy2.jpg   
-    pixel_block_diagram.jpg   
-    pulser.jpg   
-    svtx top assembly 2.jpg   
-    svtx top assembly2.jpg   
-    svtx top assembly2b.jpg   
-    svtx_FVTX_exploded.jpg   
-    svtx_Top_Assembly_with_iFVTX_1.jpgHere are a couple of pictures that Roger Smith and I put together, for Sergey, to use in his IEEE presentation. These pictures show the four planes of the iFVTX detector located at the same Z locations as the planes for the FVTX array. Each of the three larger planes consists of two 8 X 11 FNAL sensor planes, mounted to a piece of TPG, set into a "window pane" board. The sensor arrays in each plane face each other with a 6. mm gap between the face of the backing boards. The first plane has a sensor array that is 8 X 4. One piece of information that would be very useful to understand the Z space required - would be the dimensional specifications for the connectors that will be mounted to the outside face of the backing or support boards, and how many will be needed. Cheers, Walt  
-    svtx_barrel_half_assy_5-11-07.jpg   
-    svtx_top_assembly_2.jpg   
-    thumbnail.py   
-       
-    backup:   
To see this ps file, click on this link --->    BJpsi.png   
To see this ps file, click on this link --->    BJpsi.xcf   
-    D2290703_PHENIX.jpg   
-    FVTX_Disk_2_half_assy1.jpg   
-    FVTX_Disk_2_half_assy2.jpgRoger and I have taken a first pass at trying to layout the HDI and wiring from the FVTX large disks in a way that provides reasonable clearances to mounting tabs and cooling tubes. The result is an HDI outline that features a narrow "tail" at the OD, with two of the 100-pin connectors for the extension cables. These tails would be bent at 90 degrees toward the magnet poles. The same exact HDI can be used on all wedges, but the tail is bent to one side or the other, depending on the side of the disk that particular wedge is mounted to (if the HDI are manufactured with a built-in bend, two different variants will be needed). Please refer to the attached drawing (pdf) for details. Also, look at the images below for a better idea of how this packages together. The HDI also feature two pin holes for alignment to the back-plane (and ultimately the Silicon detector), and three through holes for screws that would hold the wedges onto the support panels. Note that there is some flexibility in the position of the screw and pin holes. I would appreciate feedback about this configuration. Please note that we are using this configuration to define the locations of the mounting tabs in the support cage. This impacts the iFVTX group, as we are in the process of defining the envelope and mounting hole locations on their boards (i.e. please send me feedback sooner rather than later). Thanks! Eric HYTEC  
-    FVTX_Disk_Detector_Assy_front_1.jpg   
-    FVTX_Half_Assy_3.jpg   
-    FVTX_Half_Assy_4.jpg   
-    FVTX_Half_Assy_5.jpg   
-    FVTX_sensor_wedge.png   
-    FVTX_space11.pngDear Dave and Melynda, Roger Smith has generated the attached drawing to show the space Between the VTX barrel layers and the FVTX cage and sensors. This picture incorporates the longer pixel ladder design as shown in Yasiyuki's first picture attached in his e-mail of this morning; namely the mounting block at layer 2 is outside the 20 degree acceptance line. This view also shows the previous design for the FVTX - nothing has been changed. Cheers, walt  
-    FVTX_space_4-18-07.png   
-    FVTX_space_4-18-07.xcf   
-    RSmith7-20-06.png   
-    Sensor-size.gifAttached is a picture of the sensor and wedge sizes for the FVTX disks. Each sensor has 7 chips. The strip pitch is 75 microns with a 0.5 mm dead area on the edge of the chip and 0.5 mm overlap.
Dave
 
-    VTX Top Assembly-1 06-21-07.jpg   
-    VTX Top Assembly-2 06-21-07.jpg   
-    VTX-FVTX-boundary111-PHX-01-1002.png   
-    VTX.jpg   
-    VTX_Top_Assembly_7_9-06.jpg   
-    barrel_acc_04jan06.png   
-    before_after_mass2.png   
-    bigwheel seal 6-21-07.jpg   
-    chi2_3gev.png   
-    chi2_3gev.xcf   
-    chip_trace.png   
-    control_drawing.gif   
-    dmu_big_dca_straight.png   
-    dmu_big_dca_straight.xcf   
-    dmu_big_straight.pngthere is an xcf (gimp) file with elements in separate layers  
-    dmu_bmu_mi_sigtobackground.png   
-    dmu_bmu_n_sigtobackground_2.pngThis xcf file (Gimp native format) was used to make the png file of the same name. Typically the xcf file contains layers with separate info. In this case, there is the original plot containing just the dots, a separate layer for the lines connecting the dots, one layer for the legend. So if for example you want this plot without the lines, pick up this xcf file and use Gimp to turn off the layers you don't want.  
-    dmu_bmu_n_sigtobackground_2.xcfThis xcf file (Gimp native format) was used to make the png file of the same name. Typically the xcf file contains layers with separate info. In this case, there is the original plot containing just the dots, a separate layer for the lines connecting the dots, one layer for the legend. So if for example you want this plot without the lines, pick up this xcf file and use Gimp to turn off the layers you don't want.  
-    dmu_bmu_p_sigtobackground_2.png   
-    dmu_bmu_p_sigtobackground_2.xcf   
-    dmu_bmu_sigtobackground.png   
-    dr_lay1_sensor8x8_assy.gif   
To see this ps file, click on this link --->    dr_lay1_sensor8x_71.ps   
-    dr_lay2_sensor8x12_assy.gif   
To see this ps file, click on this link --->    dr_lay2_sensor8x_72.ps   
-    fifo_array.jpg   
-    fvtx_stations.png   
To see this PDF, click on this link --->    hirose_df30_series.pdf   
-    iFVTX_Assembly_3.jpg   
-    moss_bgd.gif   
-    neg_muon_sources.png   
-    neg_muon_sources.xcf   
-    phenix_big_sideview.png   
-    phenix_simple_sideview.jpg   
-    phenix_simplified_assy2.jpg   
-    pikdb_dcas.png   
-    pixel_block_diagram.jpg   
-    pulser.jpg   
-    raa_redbars.xcf   
-    raa_theory_MD_IVAN_both.xcf   
-    raa_theory_MD_IVAN_ldrd.png   
-    raa_theory_MD_IVAN_proposal.png   
To see this PDF, click on this link --->    sensor_wedge_B1_1-5-07.pdf   
To see this PDF, click on this link --->    sensor_wedge_B2_1-5-07.pdf   
-    si_endcap_rear_ckt_board_assy3.gif   
-    si_endcap_rear_ckt_board_assy3_dwg.gif   
-    si_tower_assy4a_3-7-06.gif   
-    signal_back.png   
-    sil_endcap_half_assy_3-06.gif   
-    sil_endcap_half_assy_detail_3-06.gif   
-    stat_sys_withfvtx.png   
-    svtx top assembly 2.jpg   
-    svtx top assembly2.jpg   
-    svtx top assembly2b.jpg   
-    svtx_FVTX_exploded.jpg   
-    svtx_Top_Assembly_with_iFVTX_1.jpgHere are a couple of pictures that Roger Smith and I put together, for Sergey, to use in his IEEE presentation. These pictures show the four planes of the iFVTX detector located at the same Z locations as the planes for the FVTX array. Each of the three larger planes consists of two 8 X 11 FNAL sensor planes, mounted to a piece of TPG, set into a "window pane" board. The sensor arrays in each plane face each other with a 6. mm gap between the face of the backing boards. The first plane has a sensor array that is 8 X 4. One piece of information that would be very useful to understand the Z space required - would be the dimensional specifications for the connectors that will be mounted to the outside face of the backing or support boards, and how many will be needed. Cheers, Walt  
-    svtx_assy_2-06c.gif   
-    svtx_assy_3-06.gif   
-    svtx_assy_section_noFVTX_isometric11-05.gif   
-    svtx_assy_section_no_FVTX_11-05.gif   
-    svtx_assy_spiro_layout_11-05.gif   
-    svtx_assy_vtx_cables_11-05.gif   
-    svtx_barrel_half_assy_5-11-07.jpg   
-    svtx_barrel_lay3_4_cable_terminator3.gif   
-    svtx_spiro_2nd_solution_array_drawing.gif   
-    svtx_top_assembly_2.jpg   
To see this ppt presentation, click on this link --->    svtx_update_2-06.ppt   
-    thumbnail.py   
-       
-    obsolete:   
-    FVTXHalfAssy2.jpg   
To see this PDF, click on this link --->    FVTXHalfAssy2.pdf   
-    FVTXHalfAssy3.jpg   
-    FVTXHalfAssy5.jpg   
To see this PDF, click on this link --->    FVTXHalfAssy5.pdf   
-    FVTX_Disk_2_half_assy1.jpg   
-    FVTX_Half_Assy_4.jpg   
-    FVTX_Half_Assy_5.jpg   
-    FVTX_space11.pngDear Dave and Melynda, Roger Smith has generated the attached drawing to show the space Between the VTX barrel layers and the FVTX cage and sensors. This picture incorporates the longer pixel ladder design as shown in Yasiyuki's first picture attached in his e-mail of this morning; namely the mounting block at layer 2 is outside the 20 degree acceptance line. This view also shows the previous design for the FVTX - nothing has been changed. Cheers, walt  
-    FVTX_space_4-18-07.xcf   
-    PhenixCentralUpgradeAssy1.jpg   
-    PhenixCentralUpgradeAssy2.jpg   
-    PhenixCentralUpgradeAssy3.jpg   
-    obs   
-    FVTX_Disk_2_half_assy2.jpgRoger and I have taken a first pass at trying to layout the HDI and wiring from the FVTX large disks in a way that provides reasonable clearances to mounting tabs and cooling tubes. The result is an HDI outline that features a narrow "tail" at the OD, with two of the 100-pin connectors for the extension cables. These tails would be bent at 90 degrees toward the magnet poles. The same exact HDI can be used on all wedges, but the tail is bent to one side or the other, depending on the side of the disk that particular wedge is mounted to (if the HDI are manufactured with a built-in bend, two different variants will be needed). Please refer to the attached drawing (pdf) for details. Also, look at the images below for a better idea of how this packages together. The HDI also feature two pin holes for alignment to the back-plane (and ultimately the Silicon detector), and three through holes for screws that would hold the wedges onto the support panels. Note that there is some flexibility in the position of the screw and pin holes. I would appreciate feedback about this configuration. Please note that we are using this configuration to define the locations of the mounting tabs in the support cage. This impacts the iFVTX group, as we are in the process of defining the envelope and mounting hole locations on their boards (i.e. please send me feedback sooner rather than later). Thanks! Eric HYTEC  
-    FVTX_space_4-18-07.png   

Total today: 264 pictures
Script last updated 21 June 2007
by Hubert van Hecke