In the context of the Physics-Beyond Colliders initiative at CERN, AMBER (NA66) is a fixed-target experiment at M2 beam line of the SPS, devoted to various fundamental QCD measurements. Several upgrades of the spectrometer are planned for the medium and long-term AMBER program. Among the R&D plans, a portion of the COMPASS Multi-Wire Proportional Chambers (MWPCs) will be replaced to address their structural aging. The chosen technology to substitute the most aged MWPCs is the Micro-Pattern Gaseous Detectors (MPGD), specifically a resistive bulk MICRO-MEsh-GAseous Structure (micromegas) detector. Three adjacent large-area micromegas detectors will cover a total active area of roughly 1x1.5 m^2; each micromegas module having an area of about 1x0.5 m^2. Each module has two readout planes in a face-to-face configuration and a common cathode providing an XUV space measurement. For the lateral modules an uniform 10MOhm/sq Diamond-Like Carbon (DLC) layer will be deposited above the readout strips, whereas the central module is planned with a double resistive layer configuration.
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