"Open Rings" Endcap Layout
(Previously known by a number of different names e.g. "concentric diskettes".)
Motivation and Description
A couple of talks showing the basic idea:
2013-06-26_Burdin_Rings.pdf
and a later update with a more sophisticated layout:
2013-08-27_Jones_Lpool_Status.pdf.
Caculation of ring sizes
(J.Pater) using spreadsheet found below:
Using the same module dimensions given above, assuming the same active coverage as the quad-hex-hex
LoI -layout disks (dimensions are in mm):
Physical outer radius of ring 2 modules: centres not corners - corners will extend further | 315.2 |
Active outer radius of ring 2 modules: centres not corners | 315.0 |
Active inner radius of ring 2 modules: centres not corners | 274.6 |
Physical inner radius of ring 2 modules: centres not corners | 274.4 |
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Physical outer radius of ring 1 modules: centres not corners - corners will extend further | 253.0 |
Active outer radius of ring 1 modules: centres not corners | 252.7 |
active CENTRE of ring 2 modules | 232.5 |
Active inner radius of ring 1 modules: centres not corners | 212.3 |
Physical inner radius of ring 1 modules: centres not corners | 212.1 |
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Physical outer radius of ring 0 modules: centres not corners - corners will extend further | 190.7 |
Active outer radius of ring 0 modules: centres not corners | 190.5 |
Active inner radius of ring 0 modules: centres not corners | 150.1 |
Physical inner radius of ring 0 modules: centres not corners | 149.9 |
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Number of modules per ring, rounded up to be divisible by 4 (front/back, left/right clamshell): | |
Ring 2: |
60 |
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Ring 1: |
48 |
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Ring 0: |
36 |
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Jo's spreadsheet for calculating numbers of rings: PixelDiskDimensions.xlsx
6-Feb-2014: Peter Sutcliffe's step files for the 3 ring types: np49-04-17.stp,
np49-04-19.stp,
np49-04-21.stp
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