DAQ for ATLAS SCT macro-assembly

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DAQ for ATLAS SCT macro-assembly Bruce Gallop University of Birmingham/RAL

ATLAS SemiConductor Tracker

SCT Barrel 4 Barrels with a total of 2112 modules Each module has 1536 binary strips Modules will be assembled onto the barrels at Oxford Up to 672 modules on one barrel The barrels will be inserted into each other at CERN

DAQ Hardware ROD – Read Out Device BOC – Back of Crate Card Event flow ROD – Read Out Device BOC – Back of Crate Card SBC – Single Board Computer TIM – Timing Module

Oxford testing While at Oxford the modules need testing Comparison with production results Base point for inner detector tests This will make use of the DAQ hardware designed for use in ATLAS for the first time Integration of the DAQ system software is done at Oxford where more modules can be used Cooling system in place for macro-assembly

Development at Oxford Barrel sector with up to 12 modules on 3 harnesses

SCTAPI software Configure modules with calibration constants Monitor and coordinate histogramming on up to 16 RODs in a crate “Probe” feature checks status of module before running scan Allow histogramming of events while scanning over different variables

Software Overview Cambridge Oxford/CERN Wisconsin/LBNL Birmingham/RAL ATLAS online

Scalability Theoretical maximum speed for all modules is 1/12 of single module 4 DSPs on each ROD carry out histogramming on 12 modules each Check scalability

Affect of increased trigger count Time/s No. triggers

Increased number of modules Time/s No. module links to most popular slave DSP

Analysis software Interprets fits of the histograms to calibrate the modules Need check of module quality against production tests System developed for automatic comparison of analyses with production DAQ software This has been used to test the software under the load of a virtual barrel 3 Comparisons have been made with the results of over 120 production modules with negligible differences

Full Barrel 3 configured (virtually)

DCS (Detector Control System) This controls the power supplies and other electrical connections to the modules Need agreement between the DAQ and DCS for redundant clock selection Control and monitoring of DCS system from the DAQ GUI

Real modules with DCS readout

Conclusion DAQ system mostly ready for macro-assembly Some optimisations Reduce histogram overheads Some higher-level integration still to be done More testing with more than one ROD Usability improvements System in use at CERN, currently getting feedback