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R. Lee CMS EMU Alignment: 28 Feb, 2002 1
COCOA Simulation and Study of COCOA Simulation and Study of the EMU Alignment Systemthe EMU Alignment System
COCOA Simulation and Study of COCOA Simulation and Study of the EMU Alignment Systemthe EMU Alignment System
Robert Lee
CMS Endcap Alignment Muon EDR 28 February 2002
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EMU Simulation StudiesEMU Simulation StudiesEMU Simulation StudiesEMU Simulation Studies
Uses updated COCOA Software
Detailed Model of Geometry and Components Includes
• CSC Chamber Definition
< 10 µm Agreement on ME ±1 w/ Production Drawings
< 5 µm Agreement on ME ±2, ±3, ±4 w/ Prod. Drawings
• Transfer Plates
• Secondary Sensors: Inclinometers, Proximity Sensors
Realistic Estimation of Uncertainties on CSC Construction and Strip Placement
First Estimation of System Uncertainties
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CSC Definition in COCOACSC Definition in COCOACSC Definition in COCOACSC Definition in COCOA
CSC Definition:2 DCOPS Placed Relative to the ‘Reference Center’ of the Chamber
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Uncertainty in DCOPS - Reference Uncertainty in DCOPS - Reference Center Relationship*Center Relationship*
Uncertainty in DCOPS - Reference Uncertainty in DCOPS - Reference Center Relationship*Center Relationship*
Uncertainty Origin Magnitude (µm)
Central Alignment Pin - Notched Alignment Marks 25
Notched Alignment Mark - Numbered Reference Strip 25
Intrinsic Strip Positioning (from milling) 30
Averaged Centerline Across 6 Assembled Planes 87
Positioning of Primary DCOPS Alignment Pins/Holes 25
Diameter of Primary DCOPS Alignment Pins/Holes 25
Placement of Mounting Plate On Chamber 50
Placement of DCOPS Mounting Plate 50
DCOPS Calibration, Construction** 65
Maximal Shearing Effect (Averaged across 6 layers, No Reliable Data?)
25
Final Estimation of Uncertainty Along X Axis of Chamber: 144 µm
* Estimates based on data supplied by O. Prokofiev, N. Chester, Muon TDR, CMS Internal Notes** Estimate based on 40 µm 1st Pixel Calibration + COPS Sensor Board Calibration, J. Moromisato et al, Oct 2000
CSC X-Axis (Perpendicular to Centerline, CMS R) :
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Uncertainty in DCOPS - Reference Uncertainty in DCOPS - Reference Center Relationship*Center Relationship*
Uncertainty in DCOPS - Reference Uncertainty in DCOPS - Reference Center Relationship*Center Relationship*
Final Estimation of Uncertainty Along Y Axis of Chamber: 551 µm
* Estimates based on data supplied by O. Prokofiev, N. Chester, Muon TDR, CMS Internal Notes** Estimate based on 40 µm 1st Pixel Calibration + COPS Sensor Board Calibration, J. Moromisato et al, Oct 2000
CSC Y-Axis (CMS Z) :
Uncertainty Origin Magnitude(µm)
Panel Thickness (Maximal deviation) 508
Frame to Panel Placement 127
Mounting Bracket Chamber-Shim Standoff 100
Mounting Bracket Al. Plate 125
DCOPS Calibration, Construction** 65
Uncertainties which are asymmetric are estimated as symmetric at max deviation Examples: Panel Thickness Uncertainty is +508 µm - 245 µm
Mounting Bracket Chamber-Shim Standoff +100 µm - 0 µm Average Sheering Effect between layers is asymmetric
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Other Uncertainties in the COCOA Other Uncertainties in the COCOA EMU SimulationEMU Simulation
Other Uncertainties in the COCOA Other Uncertainties in the COCOA EMU SimulationEMU Simulation
Hardware (Transfer Plates, Z Standoffs, etc) • Estimates from production drawings
MAB Uncertainty• ±135µm ±30 µrad on MAB Placement
• ±35µm MAB Deformation
• ±50µm ±10 µrad on DCOPS Placement on MAB
Measurement Uncertainties• Performance of all devices set to long term, uncorrected
resolutions found in 2000 ISR tests
• Secondary LINK Laser Line Uncertainty set to ±20µm and ±10 µrad
• Link 2D Sensor Modeled as making 5um measurements
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COCOA Model of EMU SimulationCOCOA Model of EMU SimulationCOCOA Model of EMU SimulationCOCOA Model of EMU Simulation
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Full EMU COCOA SimulationFull EMU COCOA SimulationFull EMU COCOA SimulationFull EMU COCOA Simulation
Full EMU Simulation Model has :• > 19000 Lines Text in Input File• > 6200 Entries to Fit • > 6000x1500 Matrix Constructed for Fit
THIS IS A PROBLEM !!! • Computer(s) Crash with error indicating
problem is with memory (allocation & usage)• This can be debugged• Temporary Solution is to Compare Subsets of
Full System, look for correlations
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Comparison of Subset SimulationsComparison of Subset SimulationsComparison of Subset SimulationsComparison of Subset Simulations
• All Sub-Systems Had Full Transfer Line
• Largest Sub-System has 6 ME Disks • ME ±2, ±3, ±4 w/ Transfer System
• All Permutations of 2 ME Disks + Transfer System were examined (56 Separate Simulations)
Conclusion :Estimates of equal size systems are comparable (<10%)
Estimates from smaller systems are comparable to estimates from larger systems (<10%)
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Simulation ResultsSimulation ResultsSimulation ResultsSimulation Results
CMS R (µm) CMS Z (µm)
ME ±1/2( inclinometer = short term ISR)
160 – 175(90-95)
370 – 420(370-385)
ME ±1/3 210 – 225 670 – 880
ME ±2/1, ±3/1, ±4/1 190 – 210 400 – 420
ME ±2/2, ±3/2, ±4/2 220 – 250 400 – 450
Uncertainty in Reconstruction of CSC Reference Center*
* Translation to any strip position in chamber at wide end is <40µm in quadrature with above
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Correlations Between Components Correlations Between Components
Understanding Details: MEUnderstanding Details: ME±±1 Inclinometers1 Inclinometers
Correlations Between Components Correlations Between Components
Understanding Details: MEUnderstanding Details: ME±±1 Inclinometers1 InclinometersME±1 CMS RPhi CSC Resolution vs ME±1/2 CSC Inclinometer
Resolution
ME 1/3y = 0.0193x + 203.41
R2 = 0.9407
ME 1/2y = 0.1491x + 66.834
R2 = 0.9925
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ME1/2 Inclinometer Resolution (urad)
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ME1/2 Chambers
Short Term ISR Resolution
Long Term ISR
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Correlations Between Components Correlations Between Components
Understanding Details: CSC Ref. TolerancesUnderstanding Details: CSC Ref. Tolerances
Correlations Between Components Correlations Between Components
Understanding Details: CSC Ref. TolerancesUnderstanding Details: CSC Ref. TolerancesCMS RPhi CSC Resolution vs DCOPS-Reference Center Tolerance
ME 1/2y = 0.3875x + 124.1
R2 = 0.9959
ME 2/1y = 0.3511x + 156.56
R2 = 0.9769
ME 1/3y = 0.3414x + 172.9
R2 = 0.9878
ME 2/2y = 0.3186x + 178.7
R2 = 0.9382
ME 3/1y = 0.3164x + 181.47
R2 = 0.9902
ME 3/2y = 0.311x + 199.13
R2 = 0.991
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DCOPS-CSC Reference Center Tolerance (um)
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Correlations Between ComponentsCorrelations Between ComponentsUnderstanding Details: Pixel ResolutionUnderstanding Details: Pixel Resolution
Correlations Between ComponentsCorrelations Between ComponentsUnderstanding Details: Pixel ResolutionUnderstanding Details: Pixel Resolution
CMS RPhi CSC Resolution vs DCOPS CCD Pixel Resolution
ME 1/3y = 17.688x + 189.13
R2 = 0.9739
ME 1/2y = 0.6128x + 170.26
R2 = 0.9927
ME 2/1y = 12.5x + 212.15
R2 = 0.992
ME 2/2y = 12.91x + 195.61
R2 = 0.9905
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ConclusionsConclusionsConclusionsConclusions
• System performance matches our expectations
• Rotations of Chambers about axis parallel to CMS Z Axis have been examined as well (local RФ)
• Uncertainties in EMU and CSC components are understood
• Some room for additional error• Uncertainty on components in simulation are more
likely over-estimated than under-estimated.