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The Gigabit Link Interface Board Paschalis VICHOUDIS CERN PH-ESE-BE on behalf of the GLIB team

The Gigabit Link Interface Board Paschalis VICHOUDIS CERN PH-ESE-BE on behalf of the GLIB team ATLAS upgrade week - Phase-II Readout and modular electronics November 21, 2012. THE BOARD. FMC2. FMC1. MMC. FPGA. AMC. SFP x4. PWR. GbE PHY. CPLD. FLASH. SRAMs. ARCHITECTURE.

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The Gigabit Link Interface Board Paschalis VICHOUDIS CERN PH-ESE-BE on behalf of the GLIB team

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  1. The Gigabit Link Interface Board Paschalis VICHOUDIS CERN PH-ESE-BE on behalf of the GLIB team ATLAS upgrade week - Phase-II Readout and modular electronics November 21, 2012

  2. THE BOARD FMC2 FMC1 MMC FPGA AMC SFP x4 PWR GbE PHY CPLD FLASH SRAMs

  3. ARCHITECTURE

  4. SETUPS

  5. AUXILIARY H/W Versatile Link FMC TTC FMC E-LINK FMC

  6. SETUPS REVISITED

  7. HISTORY • Mar-2010: 1stSpec draft • Sep-2010: Spec Approval • Jan-2011: 1st prototype • Aug-2011: 2nd prototype (GLIB v2) • Nov-2011: 1st release to beta users (HW/FW/SW) • May-2012: Feedback deadline for the final prototype • manufactured additional GLIB v2 (10pcs) to satisfy high demand • Jun-2012: Final prototype design (GLIB v3) • Sep-2012: Preproduction (2pcs) • Dec-2012: Production (40pcs)

  8. ACHIEVEMENTS • GBT FPGA HDL core improvements • Minimized the latency (20-bit MGT interface instead of 40) • Adapted the HDL core to Virtex-6 features for deterministic operation • Demonstration of GBT communication • between a GLIB and the GBT evaluation board • between two GLIB cards with unrelated clocks • Successful IPMI, GbE & PCIe operation in μTCA crate • Successful integration of commercial & custom FMC modules for I/O expansion • GLIB ecosystem is growing • Firmware architecture for facilitating user development • Available to all CERN users via SVN • Hardware delivered to users • - 12 prototype + 35 production GLIBs • Big interest from the community • - All production boards already reserved

  9. USERS & PROJECTS 12 pcs

  10. TESTBENCH

  11. FIRMWARE

  12. FIRMWARE SVN

  13. SOFTWARE

  14. SOFTWARE SVN

  15. GLIB in 2013 • Test interface with the new GBTX ASIC • Produce TTC FMC • Update GLIB firmware & documentation • Develop a higher density e-link FMC • Develop a demo μTCA system based on GLIB • Implement 10GbE interface using commercial FMC • Produce additional batches (on request)

  16. SUMMARY Although only less than 3 year old project, GLIB it is in a very advanced stage Boards are already delivered to users: CMS, ATLAS, ALICE, LHCb Big interest from the community: requests for boards from various institutes expect to see GLIB used in several projects in 2013 In Production phase: 40pcs will be produced by end 2012, already reserved More batches on request (10pcs minimum), 2250CHF/pc, 12 weeks delivery Important spin-offs: TTC FMC, significant improvements of GBT-FPGA HDL core

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