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CMS Outer Tracker Module QA

Abstract

The High Luminosity Large Hadron Collider is a planned upgrade to the LHC that will allow it to take up to 7 times as much data. Upgrades to all detector systems, including the Outer Tracker, are necessary to allow them to handle the increased radiation and pileup. Fermilab has been tasked with assembling modules for the Outer Tracker system. This presentation discusses the QA tests performed on these modules and the integration procedure required to ensure all modules work in sync. The QA tests include sensor IV curves, MaPSA testing, visual inspection, skeleton testing, and module testing. There are additional tests that can only be performed on integrated modules that are working in sync, and developing an understanding of the timing and latency of the modules is necessary to perform this synchronization.

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Hobbeheydar, Samuel [Fermilab; Carnegie Mellon U. (main)] (ORCID:0009000565813162). 2026-08-13. CMS Outer Tracker Module QA. https://doi.org/10.2172/3419698

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