Racks
Murrough Landon - 8 November 2001
http://www.hep.ph.qmul.ac.uk/~landon/talks
Overview
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- Developments since Mainz
- Information given to Chris Parkman
- Outstanding issues
Developments since Mainz
Not much!
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- The wall really is a wall!
- Layout proposed at Mainz given to Chris Parkman
- No changes to my diagrams...
- ...but Bill Cleland wants an extra rack for
signal monitoring equipment
Information given to Chris Parkman (1)
Racks
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- New layout of racks (still subject to change)
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- 1 run of 14 racks: all used by calo trigger
- 1 run of 9 racks: two used by calo trigger,
remainder still reserved for level 1
- Contents of each rack: crates, cabling, etc
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- 8 Receiver/PP racks: 2 9U crates + 10U for cabling
- 1 rack reserved for possible extra TileCal receivers
- 3 CP/JEP racks: 2 9U crates + reserved 1 6U crate
- 1 TTC/ROD rack: 2 9U crates + 1 6U crate
- 1 rack for computers, network switch, etc
Information given to Chris Parkman (2)
Cables
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- No further information on cables provided yet
- Chris wants to know details about all our cables:
type of cable, number of cables, expected route, etc
- LAr signals cables are in his database
- But no information yet on TileCal cables
- And no information yet on internal cables in USA15
- We probably need to reserved underfloor cable trays
- We now want to use the central and one side hole
through the sheilding wall. But centre hole currently
foreseen for the magnet cables.
Outstanding Issues
Racks
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- Layout of PP and receiver crates?
- Do we need more than two TileCal receiver crates?
Cables
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- Need to move on TileCal cables!
- Internal USA15 cable lengths and latency calculations
depend on chosen layout for receiver and PP systems
Murrough Landon (m.p.j.landon@qmul.ac.uk)