WIT2010 Workshop on Intelligent Trackers

Session

System integration

5 Feb 2010, 13:00

Perseverance Hall (Lawrence Berkeley National Lab)

26. The design of stable, low-mass support and cooling structures

Dr William Cooper (Fermilab)

05/02/2010, 13:00

System integration

Oral presentation

Designs of stable, low-mass support and cooling structures for intelligent trackers should take into account the additional power dissipation associated with local trigger generation, high speed communications, and power delivery, as well as the spatial distributions of heat sources. For many applications, a modular design can alleviate cooling and support issues and allow parallel...

2. DC-DC Conversion Powering Schemes for the CMS Tracker at Super-LHC

Dr Katja Klein (I. Physikalisches Institut (B), RWTH Aachen)

05/02/2010, 13:25

System integration

Oral presentation

With conventional powering the increasing power requirements of the CMS tracker at Super-LHC cannot be met using the existing power supplies and/or cable plant. Therefore a novel powering scheme based on parallel powering with DC-DC conversion is foreseen for the CMS pixel detector at SLHC phase-1, and for the CMS outer tracker at SLHC phase-2. We will present electrical studies...

21. Light prototype support using microchannel technology as high efficiency system for silicon pixel detector cooling .

Mr filippo bosi (INFN Pisa)

05/02/2010, 13:50

System integration

Oral presentation

The development of microscale mechanical system has been growing rapidly getting the opportunity to satisfy to the request of the semiconductor detectors to have ever more power located on the active region. Miniaturization associated to microtechnologies allow the design of microsystem structures able to cool silicon pixel detector with specific power of the order of some W/cm2 with less...

43. Discussion

05/02/2010, 14:10

44. Proceedings and Adjourn

05/02/2010, 14:40