Huazhong Normal University (CCNU) Dong Wang
Introduction to the Scalable Readout System MRPC Readout Specification Application of the SRS to CMB-MRPC Summary
Scalable Readout System from: ---Introduction to the Scalable Readout System
Links instead of buses: more reliable, longer distance, more bandwidth Scalable: small system= few links 1SRU, large system= N links Merge 3 streams :single DTC link (Data, Trigger, Control )copper or fiber Chip frontend exchangeable: keep the common readout system Cheap & standard: frontend card chassis (Eurocard format), cables(CAT6 cable), fibers(850 nm MM fiber), network(10 Gigabit Ethernet) DAQ system: robust, user-friendly and supported: Alice / DATE Radiation protected on FEC and SRU FPGA chips from: ---Introduction to the Scalable Readout System
from: ---Introduction to the Scalable Readout System
Overall time resolution σT = 80 ps. Occupancy < 5 % for Au-Au central collisions at E=25 GeV/A. Space resolution ≤ 5 mm x 5 mm. Efficiency > 95 %. Pile-up < 5%. Rate capability > 20 kHz/cm2. Multi-hit capability (low cross-talk). Compact and low consuming electronics (~ electronic channels). The TOF wall of the CBM experiment at FAIR D. Gonzalez-Diaz (GSI-Darmstadt) ---MRPC Readout Specification
One SRU can handle 2304 channels 1 SRU = 36 FEE = 36*8 TDC = 36 * 8*8 channel = 2304 channel ~65000 CBM/TOF channels = ~30 SRU needed One SRU-DROC link can support 6Gb/s data rate maximum One FEC-SRU link can support 200Mb/s data rate via cat6 connection ---MRPC Readout Specification
from: Architecture of the readout Chain
VIRTEX5 LXT 32 x RJ x SN65LVDS100 DCS mezzanine 54 LVTTL bus signals ( 32 data 16 addr. 3 cntr. 1 Rst ) 8 TTC signals (4 Broadcast, 2 strobes, 2x clock ) 5 other (2 x ADC, 1 ext. Inp, 2 RxTx ) 128 x differential LVDS (256 I/O) Con13 CON14 TTCr x 67 I/O signals 4 I/O signals NIM input 2x LVDS coax 4x bidir 4 diff LVDS ( 8 I/O) 88E 1111 RJ4 5M 4 x SN65LVDS pin connectors70 pin connector RJ4 5 DCS ethernet cable Ethernet-DCS Gigabit Ethernet Optical SFP 1000 BASE- T ( 1 GB copper) 10 GBASE-S (10 GB* optical) 32 x Serial quad LVDS links (CAT6) RJ MHz 25 MHz ICS I I/O signals 125 MHz 2 Rocket I/O clock s TPS74401 MIC V +3.3V +2.5V - 5V +3.3V, +4.2V, -12V LDO area Power XCF32P- VOG48 FLASH JTAG Molex Clock outputs AD7417 T+V monitoring LT TTC fiber (LHC) PHYSICAL 9 ---Application of the SRS to CMB-MRPC from:
First version of SRU board layout finalized. First success with porting of DATE software to Gigabit Ethernet. ---Application of the SRS to CMB-MRPC from:
---Application of the SRS to CMB-MRPC
A cards : custom chip adapter, ADC’s etc B cards: options, Extensions (LEDs, HV bias etc.) C-cards: larger, more complex extensions A, B card: ~100x89 mm 2 C-card: ~ 128x233 mm 2 C-cards A,B-cards Note: A,B and C cards can be mixed in single Eurocrate ---Application of the SRS to CMB-MRPC
A-card 4 HPTDC chips FEC card To be defined: Connectors on A card to FEA Power for FEA card might also use larger C-card ---Application of the SRS to CMB-MRPC The analog electronic Part can be designed based on GSI/CBM group collaborate, ALICE/TOF NINO/HPTDC tecnology, or collaborate with other groups.
CCNU is RD51 member Adapter card design and firmware of FEC will be designed by CCNU FEC card and DATE Readout will supported by RD51 Connectivity to FEA to be studied Existing ALICE readout system: DATE being ported to GBE First version of SRU has finished design at CERN Upgrade version of SRU is under development at CCNU