Information about the "sidcc3" detector

Summary


Name: sidcc3
Title: Silicon Detector for CEPC-Si design studies
Author: S.Chekanov, M.Demarteau, W-M.Yao, M.Ruan
Status: development
Version: $Id: compact.xml,v 1.2 2017/09/14 15:46:56 S.Chekanov Exp $
Level: Geant4 simulation and full event reconstruction
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3D View:
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Calibrations: view
Tracking: view
Last modified: October 29, 2019

Reconstruction tags


Reconstruction tag Tag lists: rfull102

Detector geometry files


HEPREP: sidcc3.heprep
GDML: sidcc3.gdml.gz
JSON: sidcc3.json.gz
LCDD: sidcc3.lcdd
Pandora: sidcc3.pandora

Download of complete detector


Download: sidcc3.zip
Image of sidcc3

Comment

The compact format for the Silicon Detector for 250 GeV Circular Collider. Includes global XY segmentation in cal endcaps. "Silicon Detector (version 2) for 250 GeV Circular Collider (sidcc2). Based on SiD LOI sidloi3. It has a reduced magnetic field for the solenoid (from 5 T to 3 T) and and the calorimeter has 35 layers for HCAL barrel and Endcap, instead of 40 and 45 (endcap) layers as for the original SiD proposal. Minimum number of hits per track is 5 (original had 7 hits). Ecal has 4mm cells (vs 3.5 mm for SiD), and muon section has 4cm cells (vs 3cm for SiD). Other detector parameters are the same as for SiD. This detector is described in S.Chekanov and M. Demarteau, Conceptual Design Studies for a CEPC Detector. arXiv:1604.01994 (April 7, 2016) http://arxiv.org/abs/1604.01994. A white paper contributed to the IAS Program on High Energy Physics (4-29 Jan, 2016). International Journal of Modern Physics A (IJMPA) Volume No.31, (Oct 2016) Issue No. 33, 1644021-1 Unlike sidcc1 and sidcc2 geometries, the current design features 3 T field and 1.8 m outer tracker, and other changes that are required for better tuning to the CEPC CDR (2017) (alternative silicon tracker). In particular, the first inner layer of the tracker starts at R=15mm, to allow for a larger beam pipe (R=14.6mm).

Additional information

The studies based on this concept are described in this wiki.

         
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