1 / 15

SEP Pre-PDR Peer Review DFE and DAP Electronics May 11, 2010

SEP Pre-PDR Peer Review DFE and DAP Electronics May 11, 2010. Kenneth Hatch. DFE differences – SEP vs SST. SST A225 preamp Built-in shaper Protection diodes used, but not on schematic Series output resistor 20 ohm. SEP A250 preamp Lower noise 0.25pf FB 1Gohm FB No shaping

svea
Download Presentation

SEP Pre-PDR Peer Review DFE and DAP Electronics May 11, 2010

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. SEP Pre-PDR Peer Review DFE and DAP Electronics May 11, 2010 Kenneth Hatch

  2. DFE differences – SEP vs SST • SST • A225 preamp • Built-in shaper • Protection diodes used, but not on schematic • Series output resistor 20 ohm • SEP • A250 preamp • Lower noise • 0.25pf FB • 1Gohm FB • No shaping • 1 volt peak at 6Mev • Protection diodes • Series output resistor changed to 50 ohms for back termination. (longer coaxes)

  3. DAP differences SST • 12 channels • No shaping network SEP • 6 channels ea, 2 brds • Shaping added • This is the major difference • ADC added • For BiasMon, TherMon and power supplies • Other minor changes • Connectors • No door mon • Part changes

  4. CNTRLR • Minor changes • Controls for six channels (plus possible spare if room on board) • Add control for extra ADC • Change BiasMon to avoid dual board conflict • Connect ACTEL to external bus through series R • Use jumper to identify board 1 or board 2 to ACTEL • Schematic details need more work for this

  5. Level Control, Bias Supply, Aux_ADC • Level Control • One quad DAC output controls Bias Supply level • Remaining DAC outputs set Test Pulse level for O, T & F • Test pulse drivers expanded to one per channel • Bias Supply • No change so far • Considering changing diode type to get better efficiency • Aux_ADC • Copy of other ADC circuits

  6. ADC • ADC hierarchical level • Splits schematic into 2 sets of 3 channels • Add schematic for spare channel • Generates +/- 2.5Vref • (we use the aux ADC reference for this since it is unique) • Quad Converter level • Should be “Tri-converter” • Provides threshold control for each of the 3 channels • Extra DAC output (we will run it to the spare channel slot) • (Actually 2 DAC’s, so two level controls are run to spare) • Peak Digitizer level • Main schematic for signal processing

  7. Peak Digitizer • Schematic similar to THEMIS • Changes • ADC output changed to 3.3V • Comparators changed to AD8561A • Zero crossing detector change: • DC coupled from clipping amplifier • Should improve high rate time shift • Comparator feed back used to change threshold • Set to positive threshold with no signal (prevents extraneous oscillation) • Changes to baseline level during pulse to accurately detect true zero crossing • Diode and cap added to detect loss of BLR control • (We need to try this out) • Shaping network added

  8. Shaping Network • Two stages of shaping networks • First shaping stage: • Hierarchical box added for first stage • Input from DFE (1.06 volts for 6Mev) • Inverting (net positive signal to ADC) • Pole-zero cancellation (Preamp tail is 250 usec) • One real pole • One complex set of poles • Second shaping stage (on ADC page) • Amplifier enhanced to modified Salen-key design • (Complex pair of poles plus one real pole

  9. Appendix 1: Clipped signal • Clipped signal is not equal area • Net shift in average value

  10. Appendix 2: Shaping • Basic Salen-key circuit: • Generates: • two poles that can be complex

  11. Appendix 2: Shaping • Enhanced Salen-Key Circuit: • Generates: • One pair of complex poles • One real pole

  12. Appendix 2: Shaping • MFB filter: • Inverts • Generates: • two poles that can be complex

  13. Appendix 2: Shaping • Add differentiator (e.g. add a zero): • Generates: • One pair of complex poles (or two real) • One real pole • One zero at origin (differentiator)

  14. Appendix 2: Shaping • Add pole-zero cancellation: • Generates: • One pair of complex poles (or two real) • One real pole • One zero at origin • One zero that cancels undershoot from preamp tail

  15. Pulse shaper waveforms

More Related