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1) Barrels (Layers) of the SVT are numbered 1 (inner), 2 (middle) and 3 (outer)
2) Ladder numbers end with the ladder which is vertical and on top; the outer barrel ladders are
numbered 1-16, middle 1-12, inner 1-8. The labels on the ladders in the following worksheets
include a "W" or "E" to indicate the West or East side of the same ladder for electrical
connections only, but relate to the same physical ladder.
3) Wafers are numbered from East to West; outer 1-7, middle 1-6, inner 1-4
4) hybrids are numbered 1 and 2, numbered clockwise when looking from West
5) each hybrid has 3 analog channels, labeled 1,2,3
6) each ladder is connected to 1 transition board on each end of the ladder
7) Each end of the ladder has 3 cables connecting it to a transition board: 2 attach to the flex
cables from the electronics carriers, 1 connects to the HV interface board.
8) Each transition board has 2 connectors to the ladders, labeled "L" and "R", with pins labeled
LA1 through LA12 and RA1 through RA12
9) Each Readout System is connected to 3 transition boards, labeled T1, T2, T3
10) Each Readout System has five Analog Mutliplexing boards in it, labeled AMB1 through AMB5
11) Each AMB has 12 ADC channels, labeled C1 through C12
12) The data transmission between readout systems and receiver boards is via a fiber connection,
which transmits the data in sequence, one 20-bit word at a time, sequences numbered 0,1,2,.…
13) Each sequence contains 2 ADC words in it labeled "L" and "M"
14) "M"ost significant bits are bits D19-D10, "L"east significant D9-D0 at the HP Gigalink
15) Each receiver has 18 ASICs labeled A0 through A5, B0 through B5, C0 through C5
16) 6 ASICs feed data to one i960 processor for cluster finding; the i960s are labeled A,B,C
17) VRAM offsets are relative to the receiver board VME address.
Last Changed: 8/27/99