Thermo-electrical modelling of the ATLAS ITk strip detector
In this paper we discuss the use of linked thermal and electrical network models to predict the behaviour of a complex silicon detector system. We use the silicon strip detector for the ATLAS Phase-II upgrade to demonstrate the application of such a model and its performance. With this example, a th...
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| author | Beck, G Brendlinger, K Chen, Y-H Viehhauser, G |
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| description | In this paper we discuss the use of linked thermal and electrical network models to predict the behaviour of a complex silicon detector system. We use the silicon strip detector for the ATLAS Phase-II upgrade to demonstrate the application of such a model and its performance. With this example, a thermo-electrical model is used to test design choices, validate specifications, predict key operational parameters such as cooling system requirements, and optimize operational aspects like the temperature profile over the lifetime of the experiment. The model can reveal insights into the interplay of conditions and components in the silicon module, and it is a valuable tool for estimating the headroom to thermal runaway, all with very moderate computational effort. |
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| spelling | oxford-uuid:d5ad4ed2-d58d-442a-a840-ccd4b8b7f1162022-03-27T08:27:42ZThermo-electrical modelling of the ATLAS ITk strip detectorJournal articlehttp://purl.org/coar/resource_type/c_dcae04bcuuid:d5ad4ed2-d58d-442a-a840-ccd4b8b7f116EnglishSymplectic ElementsElsevier 2020Beck, GBrendlinger, KChen, Y-HViehhauser, GIn this paper we discuss the use of linked thermal and electrical network models to predict the behaviour of a complex silicon detector system. We use the silicon strip detector for the ATLAS Phase-II upgrade to demonstrate the application of such a model and its performance. With this example, a thermo-electrical model is used to test design choices, validate specifications, predict key operational parameters such as cooling system requirements, and optimize operational aspects like the temperature profile over the lifetime of the experiment. The model can reveal insights into the interplay of conditions and components in the silicon module, and it is a valuable tool for estimating the headroom to thermal runaway, all with very moderate computational effort. |
| spellingShingle | Beck, G Brendlinger, K Chen, Y-H Viehhauser, G Thermo-electrical modelling of the ATLAS ITk strip detector |
| title | Thermo-electrical modelling of the ATLAS ITk strip detector |
| title_full | Thermo-electrical modelling of the ATLAS ITk strip detector |
| title_fullStr | Thermo-electrical modelling of the ATLAS ITk strip detector |
| title_full_unstemmed | Thermo-electrical modelling of the ATLAS ITk strip detector |
| title_short | Thermo-electrical modelling of the ATLAS ITk strip detector |
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