5th Beam Telescopes and Test Beams Workshop 2017

Session

Tools and Methods for Test Beams

27 Jan 2017, 09:00

Residencia d'Investigadors (Barcelona (Downtown))

Conveners

Tools and Methods for Test Beams

• Jens Weingarten (Universitaet Goettingen)

44. Trigger Unit for High Rate Beam Tests

Mr Christian Dorfer (ETH Zurich)

27/01/2017, 09:00

Telescopes for high rate beam tests require a dedicated trigger logic unit. This presentation will give an overview of how the ETH diamond group went from merging independent data streams by comparing time stamps to a fully integrated FPGA-based trigger logic unit for their telescope. The units core is an Artix-7 evaluation board, which is connected to a level converter board through the...

48. New Clustering in TBMon2 for Sensors with Modified Pixel Implantations

Mareike Weers (TU Dortmund, Experimentelle Physik IV)

27/01/2017, 09:15

In phase II the LHC will be upgraded to the High Luminosity LHC. To fulfill the increased particle flux and higher instant luminosity, the ATLAS experiment will be equipped with a new Inner Tracker (ITk). Because of the close position to the beam line, the pixel sensors of the ITk are exposed to high radiation. Planar n-in-n silicon sensors with different pixel implantations have been...

56. First use of the Allpix simulation tool: experiences and preliminary results

Mr Andreas Heggelund (Univerity of Bergen)

27/01/2017, 09:30

The Geant based ’Allpix’ tool can provide detailed simulation of testbeam setups and silicon sensors. It could therefore provide very interesting insights into sensors as well as the testbeam in general. In this presentation we discuss detalis and difficulties encountered during local installation and setup of the system, before a running version was obtained. Some preliminary results,...

66. EUDAQ2, a fresh release of the testbeam data acquisition software

Dr Yi Liu (DESY)

27/01/2017, 09:45

EUDAQ software is original designed for the EUDET-type testbeam telescope and is running on EUDET telescope copies around the world for about 10 years. New features and significate change of APIs are introduced to new release of EUDAQ, aka EUDAQ2, it becomes much more flexible and easier to integrated to user hardware specific hardware. It is delivered with standard modules which users can...

50. The EUTelescope Reconstruction Framework

Tobias Bisanz (Uni Göttingen - ATLAS)

27/01/2017, 10:00

The EUTelescope reconstruction framework will be introduced. Focus is put on recent developments as well as new features which are currently under development.

20. The Proteus pixel telescope reconstruction package

Dr Moritz Kiehn (Université de Genève)

27/01/2017, 10:15

Beam telescopes are one of the key tools to study novel sensor prototypes. Successful measurements rely on fast and user-friendly track reconstruction to produce precise results in a timely fashion. The Proteus software is the reconstruction package used for the Geneva FEI-4 telescope. It is a further development of the previously used Judith package. It supports streamlined event processing,...