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institution: "Taras Shevchenko National University of Kyiv"
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e-mail: "kulakov_d1@knu.ua"
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focus-area: "as"
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project_title: "DevOps in cloud hosted database for HL-LHC FBCM detector development"
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For High-Lumi LHC in the CMS experiment the standalone luminometer FBCM is being designed. It is a silicon pad-based detector with dedicated fast ASIC. Various parts of the detector are at the final design stage and will be produced in 2025. To keeping track of the produced components, test results, and overall progress of the detector construction the database is under development.
- project_title: "DevOps in cloud hosted database for HL-LHC FBCM detector development"
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For High-Lumi LHC in the CMS experiment the standalone luminometer FBCM is being designed. It is a silicon pad-based detector with dedicated fast ASIC. Various parts of the detector are at the final design stage and will be produced in 2025. To keeping track of the produced components, test results, and overall progress of the detector construction the database is under development.
- project_title: "Test beam data analyses for validation of the front-end modules of the Phase-2 luminometer (FBCM)"
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For the HL-LHC CMS experiment, the Fast Beam Condition Monitor (FBCM), a silicon pad detector with a fast ASIC, is being developed. In 2025, a test beam campaign studied front-end boards equipped with non-irradiated, half-dose, and full-dose irradiated sensors. Although FBCM replacement is planned after half of Phase 2, possible maintenance delays make it essential to understand the performance, charge collection efficiency, and reliability of sensors operating beyond the expected radiation dose.
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