Open AccessD0-EC RTD Wiring Layout (South Calorimter)
Author(s) -
J. Leibfritz
Publication year - 1991
Language(s) - English
Resource type - Reports
DOI - 10.2172/1031756
Subject(s) - bundle , channel (broadcasting) , port (circuit theory) , cryostat , electrical engineering , connection (principal bundle) , engineering drawing , engineering , physics , materials science , mechanical engineering , composite material , superconductivity , quantum mechanics
The temperature of the South End-Calorimeter of the D-Zero detector is to be monitored by several RTD temperature sensors. The location and other important information pertaining to each individual RTD is included in the following tables, which are grouped by bundle number. There are nine 60 pin port connectors. Each connector corresponds to a bundle of twisted pairs. Twisted pairs, of one of eight colors along with either a black or white wire, run to 10-pin connectors which have a mate on the module or cryostat wall. In general, all 60 pins, or all 10 pins are not used. The color scheme of the wires was deSigned so that all the twisted pairs with white run West from the instrumentation port, and twisted pairs with black run East. This scheme proved to be very successful and efficient during the installation process. After being installed, every RTD connection was checked and their corresponding resistances were recorded by Jerry Blazey. All the ATD's tested successfully, except for 4. The 4 dead RTD's were: Channel 12 on bundle 1, which is located on the back of OH module 7R; Channel 19 on bundle 4, which is located on the back of MH module 5L; Channel 9 on bundle 5, which is located on the IH fine 2-inch strap; and Channel 25 on bundle 7, which is located on the east strongback