Abstract
A large cylindrical drift chamber is being built for the VENUS detector at the e +− e − storage ring TRISTAN at KEK. A total of 7104 drift cells is arranged in twenty-nine concentrical layers. The twenty axial layers are combined into double layers to simplify the task of the pattern recognition software. A spatial resolution of 150 ≃m is aimed at.
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