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002037151 100__ $$aKamugasa, William Solomon$$uCERN
002037151 245__ $$aPACMAN study of FSI and micro-triangulation for the pre-alignment of CLIC
002037151 260__ $$c2015
002037151 269__ $$aGeneva$$bCERN$$c2014-10-14
002037151 520__ $$aThe alignment precision of linear colliders is extremely demanding owing to the very narrow beam size at the interaction point. Unlike circular colliders, particles in linear colliders have only one chance to collide and are hence tightly focused to maximise the number of interactions per collision. The PACMAN* project is dedicated to study the integration of both fiducialization and alignment of the components on a common support. FSI (Frequency Scanning Interferometry) and Micro-triangulation will contribute to this goal. FSI realized by Etalon AG’s Absolute Multiline system and Micro-triangulation implemented by QDaedalus system developed at ETH Zurich offer precision of 0.5 μm/m and 2.4 μm/m respectively. However, these systems need to be improved in order to provide the necessary geometric information via distance measurements (multilateration) and angle measurements (triangulation), respectively. The paper describes the current status and the future developments of Absolute Multiline and QDaedalus, which are the corresponding implementations of both methods.
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002037151 65017 $$2SzGeCERN$$aOther Subjects
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002037151 700__ $$aVlachakis, Vasileios$$uCERN
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