Conventional cable specifications

Requirements Design

Requirements


carry HV, power, sensing and control levels from PP2  to power supplies
 

Modularity:

basic modularity given by the SCT power distribution philosophy

each conventional cable connects to one power low mass tape at PP2

each line of power supply consists of 2 conventional cables

Length:

based on Technical Design Report, PP2 in-between LAr electronic boxes
 
 
  • PP2 to PP3: approx. 20m
  • PP3 to power supply: approx. 130m
  • High Voltage


    according to SCT Bias Voltage Power  Specification V2.03

    Low Voltage


    according to ATLAS SCT Low Voltage Power  Specification V2.0

    Conductor cross sections are chosen to limit the voltage drop between power supply and PP2
    (determined by power supply maximum output voltage of 8.5V and maximum voltage at PP2
    given by DMILL process limit of 5.5V)

    analog (ABCD bipolar FE):

    digital (ABCD + opto CMOS) PIN bias VECSEL drivers

    Sensing and control

    Sensing


    Control

    SELECT for clock (opto redundancy scheme)

    RESET module all lines but RESET carry DC levels
     

    Additional requirements


    Reduced space

    space constraints for conventional cable identified ( hot spots so far)




    Design

    Voltage drop

        This table lists voltage drops along the power distribution from power supply to modules

    Cable design


    low current - 0.14 mm2 conductors

       high current - 1mm2 conductors

    Construction and tests on prototype cable

    A prototype cable for PP2 to PP3 has been produced by LEONI Gmbh, Germany, for use in system tests,
    beam tests and irradiations.

    Technical specifications for this cable are available as CERN Technical Specification number 522 rev 1 / 31.10.00.
    The cable is available at CERN store under SCEM 04.71.01.010.7

    Sections of this cable have been tested at CERN TIS for radiation and fire behaviour. Results of these tests are
    available under document TIS-TE/MTR/2000-02 (18.5.2000).
    Both reports are combined here into one PDF file.
     

    Radiation test results: (conducted by TIS)

    Fire test results (conducted by LEONI/VDE)