NOTE-0392 Design, Production and Test of the BaBar SVT Fanouts |
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BaBar Notes |
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December 21, 2001 |
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The Silicon Vertex Tracker (SVT) of the BaBar experiment at the PEP-II B-factory at SLAC plays a fundamental role for the CP-violation measurement. The SVT is made of 5 layers of double-sided silicon microstrip detectors covering the polar angles between 17.2 degrees and 150 degrees [in the Upsilon (4S) center of mass reference frame this corresponds to -0.95 < cos theta<0.87]. Due to mechanical constraints, the strip signals must be brought to the readout electronics with flexible Upilex circuits (fanouts) where copper traces are deposited with a pitch of ~50 mum. We present here a detailed description of the mechanical end electric characteristics of these fanouts, with particular attention on the test system that has been designed in order to control the quality of the production.
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Other Authors |
Della Ricca, Giuseppe Poropat, Paolo Prest, Michela Vallazza, Erik
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1 revised April 23, 2002
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