Tracker Oversight Committee    Documentation Home Page

The Mu2e Project completed its preliminary design phase and achieved its DOE CD-2/3b sign-off in March 2015. Critical to the experiment is the Straw Tube Tracking detector, which provides the primary momentum measurement of the outgoing electron in the Muon to electron conversion. The tracker must identify and measure 105 MeV/c electrons while rejecting backgrounds, and it must provide this functionality while situated in the evacuated bore of the superconducting solenoid that provides a uniform 1 Tesla magnetic field. The tracker system represent significant cost, schedule, and technical challenges to the project. To help mitigate these technical risks, the Tracker Oversight Committee (TOC) was formed. This web page collects information useful to the committee.

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Committee Members:

Hans Danielsson (CERN): Chair

Hogan Nguyen (FNAL)

Brendan Casey (FNAL)

Rick Van Berg (U of Penn)

Charge (also in Mu2e-doc-5473)

Meeting 1 (via video to U. Penn and CERN)

15 June 2015, 9:00 (Fermilab time)

Location at Fermilab: Lab 5

Minutes and Questions

Response to Questions

Meeting 2 (via video to U. Penn and CERN)

12 August 2015, 9:00 (Fermilab time)

Location at Fermilab: Lab 5

Minutes and Questions

Response to Questions

Meeting 3 (at Fermilab)

30 October 2015, 9:00 (Fermilab time)

Location: Lab 5, Lab 3, and FCC

Minutes and Questions

Response to Questions

 

 

Additional Documents	Mu2e-doc-#
Design and Requirements
Tracker Reference Design Report (Mu2e TDR Ch. 8)	4299
Science Driven Requirements	4381
Tracker Requirements	732
Tracker Front End Electronics Requirements (preamp, digitizer, readout controller)	3879
T-Tracker Basic Geometry	888
Readout Controller Specifications	3973
Digitizer Scheme	4085
Previous Reviews
23 Apr 2014
Questions and Replies	4112
Final Report	4138

Report and Findings