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WRONG mapping & geometry of FGT strips (R+Phi planes) ver 2
This page contains official mapping and geometry of FGT strips for one quadrant.
(Strip software ID is not yet assigned)
Fig 1. assignment of R-strip ID. The Y-octant has index [R001-R280], the X-octant has index [R401-R680].
Indexing has a gap for [281-400], only every 7th strip is drawn,
Fig 2. assignment of Phi-strip ID, index has range [P001-P720], only every 7th strip is drawn.
Fig 3, color denotes AVP chip, strips served by channel 0 of APV chips are marked (see PDF for details) , all strips are shown
Fig 4 color denotes AVP chip, strips served by channel 1 of APV chips are marked , all strips are shown
Attachment A contains full mapping & geometry for all strips in the unified format:
connectorId[0-9], apvNo[0-9], apvChan[0-127], BenPin[1-1280], plane[R,P], r1(cm), r2(cm), phi1(rad), phi2(rad)
Attachment B,C show zoom-in of strips served by one connector.
Attachment D contains very short writeup defining FGT quadrant geometry in terms of few constants. It is used to build the FGT quadrant model in Geant.
Attachment E shows strip indexing (geographical names) and 2D coverage of individual APV chips
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