Author(s)
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Achenbach, R ; Adragna, P ; Andrei, V ; Apostologlou, P ; Åsman, B ; Ay, C ; Barnett, B M ; Bauss, B ; Bendel, M ; Bohm, C ; Booth, J R A ; Brawn, I P ; Bright-Thomas, P ; Charlton, D G ; Collins, N J ; Curtis, C J ; Dahlhoff, A ; Davis, A O ; Eckweiler, S ; Edwards, J P ; Eisenhandler, E F ; Faulkner, P J W ; Fleckner, J ; Föhlisch, F ; Garvey, J ; Gee, C N P ; Gillman, A R ; Hanke, P ; Hatley, R P ; Hellman, S ; Hidvegi, A ; Hillier, S J ; Jakobs, K ; Johansen, M ; Kluge, E -E ; Landon, M ; Lendermann, V ; Lilley, J N ; Mahboubi, K ; Mahout, G ; Mass, A ; Meier, K ; Moa, T ; Moyse, E ; Müller, F ; Neusiedl, A ; Nöding, C ; Oltmann, B ; Pentney, J M ; Perera, V J O ; Pfeiffer, U ; Prieur, D P F ; Qian, W ; Rees, D L ; Rieke, S ; Rühr, F ; Sankey, D P C ; Schäfer, U ; Schmitt, K ; Schultz-Coulon, H -C ; Schumacher, C ; Silverstein, S ; Staley, R J ; Stamen, R ; Stockton, M C ; Tapprogge, S ; Thomas, J P ; Trefzger, T ; Watkins, P M ; Watson, A ; Weber, P ; Woehrling, E -E |
Abstract
| The ATLAS Level-1 Calorimeter Trigger uses reduced-granularity information from all the ATLAS calorimeters to search for high transverse-energy electrons, photons, tau leptons and jets, as well as high missing and total transverse energy. The calorimeter trigger electronics has a fixed latency of about 1 microsecond, using programmable custom-built digital electronics. This paper describes the Calorimeter Trigger hardware, as installed in the ATLAS electronics cavern. |