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Hybrid Design, Procurement and Testing for the LHCb Silicon Tracker

Authors :
Bay, A
Fauland, P
Frei, R
Jiménez-Otero, S
Perrin, A
Tran, MT
Van Hunen, J J
Vervink, K
Vollhardt, A
Agari, M
Bauer, C
Blouw, J
Hofmann, W
Knöpfle, K T
Löchner, S
Schmelling, M
Schwingenheuer, B
Smale, N J
Adeva, B
Esperante-Pereira, D
Lois, C
Vázquez, P
Lehner, F
Bernhard, R P
Bernet, R
Gassner, J
Köstner, S
Needham, M
Steinkamp, O
Straumann, U
Volyanskyy, D
Voss, H
Wenger, A
Publication Year :
2005
Publisher :
CERN, 2005.

Abstract

The Silicon Tracker of the LHCb experiment consists of four silicon detector stations positioned along the beam line of the experiment. The detector modules of each station are constructed from wide pitch silicon microstrip sensors. Located at the module's end, a polyimide hybrid is housing the front-end electronics. The assembly of the more than 600 hybrids has been outsourced to industry. We will report on the design and production status of the hybrids for the LHCb Silicon Tracker and describe the quality assurance tests. Particular emphasis is laid on the vendor qualifying and its impact on our hybrid design that we experienced during the prototyping phase.

Details

Language :
English
Database :
OpenAIRE
Accession number :
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