Dr
Alberto Messineo
(Università degli studi di Pisa)
03/02/2010, 16:15
Coupled layer and monolithic architectures
Oral presentation
Experience at high luminosity hadron collider experiments shows that tracking information enhances the trigger rejection capabilities while retaining an high efficiency for interesting physics events.
The design of a tracking based trigger for SLHC is an extremely challenging task, and requires the measurement of the charged particle momentum at first level trigger. Simulation studies show...
Geoff Hall
(Imperial College London)
03/02/2010, 16:45
Coupled layer and monolithic architectures
Oral presentation
The CMS tracker at sLHC is required to provide prompt PT information to the trigger to maintain the 100kHz LHC level 1 rate. Simulations show that a promising technique to achieve this is by correlating hits in two closely spaced strixel layers (~ 1mm spacing, ~ 100 um x 2.5 mm strixels), the so-called stacked tracking approach. While direct vertical correlations between strixels is a possible...
Dr
Carl Haber
(Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory (LBNL))
03/02/2010, 17:15
Coupled layer and monolithic architectures
Oral presentation
Aspects of the overall design and components for coupled doublet layers will be considered. These include interconnect, electronic architecture, and services.
