1 / 10

HPS TDAQ Review

HPS TDAQ Review. Sergey Boyarinov, Ben Raydo JLAB June 18, 2014. Requirements. Up to 50kHz event rate Up to 100MB/s data rate Dead time < 1%. System Overview. Calorimeter Readout: 442 channels of 12bit 250MHz Flash ADCs for Calorimeter (2 VXS crates, 4 ROCs)

lisbet
Download Presentation

HPS TDAQ Review

An Image/Link below is provided (as is) to download presentation Download Policy: Content on the Website is provided to you AS IS for your information and personal use and may not be sold / licensed / shared on other websites without getting consent from its author. Content is provided to you AS IS for your information and personal use only. Download presentation by click this link. While downloading, if for some reason you are not able to download a presentation, the publisher may have deleted the file from their server. During download, if you can't get a presentation, the file might be deleted by the publisher.

E N D

Presentation Transcript


  1. HPS TDAQ Review Sergey Boyarinov, Ben Raydo JLAB June 18, 2014

  2. Requirements Up to 50kHz event rate Up to 100MB/s data rate Dead time < 1%

  3. System Overview Calorimeter Readout: 442 channels of 12bit 250MHz Flash ADCs for Calorimeter (2 VXS crates, 4 ROCs) SVT readout system (1 ATCA crate, 8x2 ROCs) 85ps resolution pipeline TDCs with discriminators (2 VME crates, 2 ROCs) Total 5 crates, 22 ROCs FADC-based trigger system: 2 GTPs as crate controllers and SSP as final trigger decision JLAB CODA DAQ software

  4. All modules are available FADC250 Flash ADC Crate Trigger Processor Sub-System Processor Signal Distribution Trigger Interface

  5. VXS crates with FADC and Trigger boards

  6. DAQ and Trigger System (with TDCs)

  7. ECAL Trigger Overview Clusters Pulses Triggers GTP • FADC (Flash Analog-to-Digital Converter) • 250Msps, 12bit pulse digitizer for: Readout & Trigger (energy, timing) • GTP (Global Trigger Processor) • Collects pulse data from all FADC channels in crate • Searches for clusters on half (top or bottom) of the ECAL • Sends cluster energy, time, position, hit count to SSP for trigger processing • SSP (Sub-System Processor) • Collects clusters from top & bottom halves of ECAL from GTP • Performs cuts on individual clusters: energy, hit count • Performs cuts on paired clusters: energy sum/difference, coplanar, distance-energy • Delivers trigger signals to TS (Trigger Supervisor) for readout GTP 6 FADC channels available for scintillators – usable in trigger

  8. CODA software (two double-roc crates test setup example)

  9. Computing and network

  10. Conclusion • TDAQ (JLAB part of DAQ and Trigger) hardware 100% available and installed, firmware development complete • CODA software is operational using recent front end libraries and CLAS-era backend • Computing/network design is finished and system partially available, remaining equipment will be ordered next week and will be operational by the end of July • Trigger and DAQ commissioning and testing just started and will be finished by the end of August, following by ECAL connection and testing • Testing includes TDAQ event rate and data rate measurements

More Related