The ATLAS Fast tracker-input and output data preparation

J. Adelman; J. Anderson; A. Armbruster; N. Asbah; R. Blair; A. Bolz; E. Brost; G. Drake; S. Gkaitatzis; T. Iizawa; N. Ilic; Z. Jiang; Y. Kawaguchi; N. Kimura; K. Kordas; C. L. Sotiropoulou; J. Love; Takashi Mitani; E. Mpochoridis; S. Nikolaidis; Y. Okumura; J. Proudfoot; S. A. Thayil; L. Tompkins; R. Wang; R. Watari; J. Webster; K. Yorita; J. Zhang

The ATLAS Fast tracker-input and output data preparation

J. Adelman, J. Anderson, A. Armbruster, N. Asbah, R. Blair, A. Bolz, E. Brost, G. Drake, S. Gkaitatzis, T. Iizawa, N. Ilic, Z. Jiang, Y. Kawaguchi, N. Kimura, K. Kordas, C. L. Sotiropoulou, J. Love, Takashi Mitani, E. Mpochoridis, S. NikolaidisY. Okumura, J. Proudfoot, S. A. Thayil, L. Tompkins, R. Wang, R. Watari, J. Webster, K. Yorita, J. Zhang

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The ATLAS Fast TracKer (FTK) is a custom hardware system for fast, associative memory based track reconstruction. It will provide tracking information within the full acceptance of the inner tracking detectors to the High Level Trigger at a rate of up to 100 kHz. At the first stage of the FTK, the Data Formatter subsystem clusters inner detector hits and organizes them into 64 η-φ trigger regions. At the last stage, the FTK to HLT interface cards repackage track records and send them to the High Level Trigger computing farm. This report aims to give an overview over the functionality of the two systems, their hardware implementation in the Advanced Telecommunications Computing Architecture standard, and the status of their integration into ATLAS.

Original language	English
Journal	Proceedings of Science
Volume	Part F128556
Publication status	Published - 2016
Event	38th International Conference on High Energy Physics, ICHEP 2016 - Chicago, United States Duration: 2016 Aug 3 → 2016 Aug 10

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Adelman, J, Anderson, J, Armbruster, A, Asbah, N, Blair, R, Bolz, A, Brost, E, Drake, G, Gkaitatzis, S, Iizawa, T, Ilic, N, Jiang, Z, Kawaguchi, Y, Kimura, N, Kordas, K, Sotiropoulou, CL, Love, J, Mitani, T, Mpochoridis, E, Nikolaidis, S, Okumura, Y, Proudfoot, J, Thayil, SA, Tompkins, L, Wang, R, Watari, R, Webster, J, Yorita, K & Zhang, J 2016, 'The ATLAS Fast tracker-input and output data preparation', Proceedings of Science, vol. Part F128556.

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