Description of mother substrate boards in spectrometer arms

Number of units are for TWO arms (116 total substrates)

Substrate type 1 - 8 units
Substrate type 2 - 8 units

These two substrates are used in planes A, B, C, and D. The length of the substrate is approximately 141 mm plus whatever room is needed for the flex cable attachment. Each substrate has room for 12 double chip sets spread out across the 141 mm. There are two different substrates because both flex cables need to come out on the non-beam side, so the two substrates have different handedness for the flex-cable attachment.

Substrate type 3 - 46 total units for both types
Substrate type 4 -

These two substrates are used on all modules with 4 wafers of types 2, 3, 4, or 5. The length of this substrate is approximately 171 mm plus the space for flex cable attachment. These two substrate types both have room for 16 single chip sets spread out over about 171 mm. The two variations are right- and left-handed versions of the same board. The exact split into the two handedness versions awaits a detailed design of the flex cable layout. Note that the M substrate of this type 4 found on the bottom of section K3/4 and
L3/4 (module type 8) will have only 8 chip sets for the wafer type 3.

Substrate type 5 - 50 total units for both types
Substrate type 6 -

These two substrates are used on all modules with 3 wafers of types 3, 4, or 5. The length of this substrate is approximately 129 mm plus the space for flex cable attachment. These two substrate types both have room for 12 single chip sets spread out over about 129 mm. The two variations are right- and left-handed versions of the same board. The exact split into the two handedness versions awaits a detailed design of the flex cable layout. It is possible that this substrate could be a cut down version of Substrates 3/4.

Substrate type 7 - 2 units
Substrate type 8 - 2 units

These two substrates are used with the single 'orphan' wafer at the end of the H plane. They contain room for 4 single chip sets and come in both left-handed and right-handed versions. It is possible that this substrate could be a cut down version of Substrates 3/4.