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Fast Digital Link Developments for Wire-Scanner and Fast BLM Acquisition Systems

Fast Digital Link Developments for Wire-Scanner and Fast BLM Acquisition Systems. B.Dehning , J.Emery , G.Venturini , L.Tore , J.L.Sirvent BI/TB on Fast Optical Links and AWAKE for BI 10/07/2014. Content. Wire Scanner Developments: Introduction Long term plans and system design proposal

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Fast Digital Link Developments for Wire-Scanner and Fast BLM Acquisition Systems

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  1. Fast Digital Link Developments for Wire-Scanner and Fast BLM Acquisition Systems B.Dehning, J.Emery, G.Venturini, L.Tore, J.L.Sirvent BI/TB on Fast Optical Links and AWAKE for BI 10/07/2014 BE-BI-BL Jose Luis Sirvent Blasco (jsirvent@cern.ch)

  2. Content BE-BI-BL Jose Luis Sirvent Blasco (jsirvent@cern.ch) Wire Scanner Developments: Introduction Long term plans and system design proposal Searching a suitable FPGA GBT implementation on Igloo2 Next Steps Beam Loss Monitor Developments: RadHard Acquisition system under development RadHard Acquisition system project status

  3. 1. Introduction1.1 Wire Scanner: Systems and Principle BE-BI-BL Jose Luis Sirvent Blasco (jsirvent@cern.ch) Invasive method for beam transverse profile measurement. System compromises: • Wire blow-up (heat) • Losses produced • Mechanical stresses (Bellows) • Calibration procedures • Vibrations Types: • Rotating Fast • Rotating Short/Long • Linear Limitations: • Tails measurements • PMT Saturation effect • Adjustments for measurement • Dynamic range • Long Distances (up to 250m) Total Scanners: 31 Usage in a daily basis at CERN

  4. 1. Introduction1.2 Beam Wire Scanners Upgrade (Specs) • Absolute accuracy of beam width determination of about 5 um (~5%) • Reduction of play in mechanical system • All elements mounted on same axis • High accuracy angular position sensor • Optical position sensor (Encoder) • Overcome bellow limitations • Locate all moveable parts in the vacuum • Minimize fork and wire deformations: • Acceleration profile optimized for low vibrations • Mechanical design for minimum shaft and forks deformation • New Beam Secondary Shower acquisition System design: • Large Dynamic Range measurements without configuration changes • Bunch by bunch measurements • Low noise for tails (and beam halo) determination BE-BI-BL Jose Luis Sirvent Blasco (jsirvent@cern.ch)

  5. 1. Introduction1.3 Analysing long cable impact on measurements BE-BI-BL Jose Luis Sirvent Blasco (jsirvent@cern.ch)

  6. 2. Long Term plans and system design proposal2.1 Front-End / Back-End based architecture • Usage of the GBT project for Data, Control and Timing transmission FE<->BE • GBT Protocol @ 4.8Gbps: Enough bandwidth for our application (80 bits each 25ns) and FEC for possible data SEU correction. • Beam Synchronous measurements: Timing sent through the GBT link, 40Mhz acquisition synchronized with the beam (SPS & LHC) • Two serious candidates as readout ASIC for pCVD diamond Detector: • ICECAL (LHCb) : Low noise analog gated Integrator (12 bits Dynamic Range) • QIE10 (CMS) : Charge Integrator and Encoder (17 bits Dynamic Range) • We’ll design for tunnel radiation levels: 100Gy/year  up to 1KGy (10 years) BE-BI-BL Jose Luis Sirvent Blasco (jsirvent@cern.ch)

  7. 2. Long Term plans and system design proposal2.1 Front-End / Back-End based architecture • GBTx: • Technology: 130 nm CMOS commercial RadTol • By specs specked total dose up to 1MGy • VTRx: • By specs specked total dose up to 500KGy • Radiation qualified LD & PD • Now completely available • DC/DC Converter: • Based on Cern’s DC/DC Module (FEAST2) • Technology: 0.35um CMOS • Total TID > 1Mgy • Radiation Specifications of front-end components: • QIE10: • Technology: 0.35um AMS SiGe • By Specs survive at least up to 1KGy • Radiation tests performed on september 2013 • ASIC Worked at least up to 400Gy and critical failure at 3.3KGy • ICECAL: • Technology: 0.35um AMS SiGe • Usage of the GBT project for Data, Control and Timing transmission FE<->BE • GBT Protocol @ 4.8Gbps: Enough bandwidth for our application (80 bits each 25ns) and FEC for possible data SEU correction. • Beam Synchronous measurements: Timing sended through the GBT link, 40Mhz acquisition synchronized with the beam (SPS & LHC) • Two serious candidates as readout ASIC for pCVD diamond Detector: • ICECAL (LHCb) : Low noise analog gated Integrator (12 bits Dynamic Range • QIE10 (CMS) : Charge Integrator and Encoder (17 bits Dynamic Range) • Designed for tunnel radiation levels: 100Gy/year  up to 1KGy (10 years) BE-BI-BL Jose Luis Sirvent Blasco (jsirvent@cern.ch)

  8. 2. Long Term plans and system design proposal2.2 QIE10 Compact Front-End in detail BE-BI-BL Jose Luis Sirvent Blasco (jsirvent@cern.ch)

  9. 2. Long Term plans and system design proposal2.2 QIE10 Compact Front-End in detail (Possible Level Converters) *TullioGrassi’s list:https://twiki.cern.ch/twiki/bin/view/Main/TulliosPreferredPartList **LHCb COST rad Hard: http://lhcb-vd.web.cern.ch/lhcb-vd/ECS/ ++ European Space Components Information Exchange System: https://escies.org, https://spacecomponents.org/ BE-BI-BL Jose Luis Sirvent Blasco (jsirvent@cern.ch)

  10. 2. Long Term plans and system design proposal2.3 Usage of the GBTx ASIC (GBT Project) Not yet available for users and very few samples!! Alternative for Front-End optical Link driver needed… We decided to GBTx Emulation through FPGA as temporal or back-up solution (when ASIC available we could decide). *Information from Paulo Moreira slides BE-BI-BL Jose Luis Sirvent Blasco (jsirvent@cern.ch)

  11. 2. Long Term plans and system design proposal2.4 Our approach in the design consist on Dev. Boards Motivation: The final proof-of-concept can be evaluated by using this assembly. The Igloo2 in this case could be configured to act purely as a GBTx asic, this way the system could be suitable to work with Igloo2 or GBTx in case of change for final board. Tasks: The system has to be configured to work in a complete assembly by using the knowledge from the previous tasks. The set-up should be done in a way to make possible Igloo2-> GBTx migration. Final tests and evaluation has to be done in with the assembly for system demonstration At this point a decision could be done regarding the FPGA usage or the development of a compact board with GBTx. BE-BI-BL Jose Luis Sirvent Blasco (jsirvent@cern.ch)

  12. 3. Searching a suitable FPGA3.1 Why we selected Microsemi Igloo2? BE-BI-BL Jose Luis Sirvent Blasco (jsirvent@cern.ch) • Flash Based FPGA with “SEU Immune” configuration memory • New FPGA in 65nm technology, and first Flash-based that includes SERDES @ 5Gbps • Positive experiences with previous family in other experiments ProASIC3.

  13. 4. GBT implementation on Igloo24.1 GBT-FPGA Project (Some information and resources) BE-BI-BL Jose Luis Sirvent Blasco (jsirvent@cern.ch) Part of the Radiation Hard Optical Link Project: • Development of firmware for Back-ends to communicate with GBTx – based front-ends and GBTx Emulation. • Coverage of 8b/10b, Wide-Bus and GBT mode (Reed-Solomon Based) • Public SharePoint: https://espace.cern.ch/GBT-Project/GBT-FPGA/default.aspx • Public SVN Releases : https://svn.cern.ch/reps/ph-ese/be/gbt_fpga/tags • Mailing List: gbt-fpga-users@cern.ch, GBT-FPGA-support@cern.ch • Contacts for support: sophie.baron@cern.ch , manoel.barros.marin@cern.ch Last news: • Standard (STD)  Data Readout(DAQ) • Low and Deterministic latency (LATOP) ) FE control & Time, Trigger and control (TTC) • Support & code available for (Dev. Kits): • Xilinx Virtex 6 / 7 & Kinex 7 • Altera Cyclone V & StatrixV

  14. 4. GBT implementation on Igloo24.3Migration from Virtex 6 to Igloo2 • Based on the STD release the code was adapted for this new FPGA (Satisfactory results) • When the LATOP version was released the code was modified and the different clock domains adjusted. • LATOP & STD Versions successfully implemented on Igloo2 (but some more test were required) BE-BI-BL Jose Luis Sirvent Blasco (jsirvent@cern.ch)

  15. 4. GBT implementation on Igloo24.5 Tests Set-Up • The modified version of GBT_FPGA for Igloo2 was finally implemented correctly @ 2.5Gbps & 5Gbps. • The GBT Firmware was finally organized & commented properly, including an error counter and Boards auto-detection. • The Console Application was modified and re-structured to include the error counter. • Needed to verify timing details to check if we can recover the LHC clock on the front-end system. (Study the recovered Clk phase, link latency and ref frequency tolerance TX  RX). BE-BI-BL Jose Luis Sirvent Blasco (jsirvent@cern.ch)

  16. 4. GBT implementation on Igloo24.6 Clock Recovery (41.6Mhz @ 5Gbps), phase variation. • FRAME_TX_CLK (Board 1) • FRAME_RX_CLK (Board 2) • These are the clocks after the TX & RX • PLLs, based on EPCS_ TX & RX _CLK • Initial observations on STD Version: • Phase variation is random. • This would be our CLK for acquisition electronics • The PLL can lock on any of the 6 rising edges of RX_WORD_CLK. • Possible to optimize phase variations adjusting the PLL CLK phase on based on RX_HEADER_FLAG • To be seen if only adjusting Frame_Clkthe link provides deterministic latency. BE-BI-BL Jose Luis Sirvent Blasco (jsirvent@cern.ch)

  17. 4. GBT implementation on Igloo24.6 Clock Recovery (41.6Mhz @ 5Gbps), phase variation. • STD • PLL Ref_CLK: EPCS_RX_CLK • Clock non aligned • 6 Possible rising edges to lock • 20 possible delays (0-4 ns) • 120 possible phases • Random clock phase relationship • 100% uncertainty • PLL Ref_CLK: RX_HEADER_FLAG • Clock aligned to Header_Flag • 20 possible delays (0-4 ns) • Phase relationship defined by Bitslip_Number • 16% uncertainty • LATOP • PLL Ref_CLK: RX_HEADER_FLAG + Phase alignment • Clock aligned to Header_Flag • Delay defined by BITSLIP_NUMBER compensated • Use of PLL delay lines (steps of 100ps) • 20 possible delays (0 - 1.34 ns) • Clocks phase more stable • 5.58% uncertainty BE-BI-BL Jose Luis Sirvent Blasco (jsirvent@cern.ch)

  18. 4. GBT implementation on Igloo24.7 Link latency observing tx & rx match flags • TX_MATCH_FLAG (Board 1) • RX_MATCH_FLAG (Board 2) • These are flags that goes to 1 when certain frame is detected • Initial observations on STD Version: • As expected the latency is not deterministic, with a pseudorandom behaviour. • The Phase differences on the Word & Frame Clocks are the responsible of this delay variation. • If we are able to align the clocks properly the link delay would be “more stable”. • Random Variation Around 315ns BE-BI-BL Jose Luis Sirvent Blasco (jsirvent@cern.ch)

  19. 4. GBT implementation on Igloo24.7 Link latency observing tx & rx match flags • STD • PLL Ref_CLK: EPCS_RX_CLK • Using Gearbox_LATOP • Link delay influenced by: • FRAME CLK rising edge • BITSLIP_Number • Pseudo-random latency (+- ~25ns) • PLL Ref_CLK: RX_HEADER_FLAG • Using Gearbox_STD • Link delay influenced by: • Elasticity of Gearbox_STD • BITSLIP_Number • Clear dependency of Bitslip_number (FRAME_CLK delay) • Delay Variation  3.8ns • LATOP • PLL Ref_CLK: RX_HEADER_FLAG + Delay compensation • Using Gearbox_LATOP • Not reduced to 0 – 200ps ?? Clock Frequency variations? • Delay Variation  1.4ns BE-BI-BL Jose Luis Sirvent Blasco (jsirvent@cern.ch)

  20. 4. GBT implementation on Igloo24.8 LHC Clock transmission to the Front-End (Ref_CLK Differences) • To verify by testing: • Will It be possible to work with such difference on the REF_CLKs? • Do we recover the correct EPCS_RX_CLK when the REF_CLK are different? • Which are the difference limits on REF_CLKs? • If the TX REF_CLK varies during transmission the link will suffer errors? BE-BI-BL Jose Luis Sirvent Blasco (jsirvent@cern.ch)

  21. 4. GBT implementation on Igloo24.8 LHC Clock transmission to the Front-End (Ref_CLK Differences) Board 2 Variable Ref_CLK 123.5 – 126.5 Mhz Board 1 Local Ref_CLK 125Mhz BE-BI-BL Jose Luis Sirvent Blasco (jsirvent@cern.ch) Accelerators during Ramp: • LHC operations require a clock tolerance of ~2.5 ppm • SPS operations require a clock tolerance of ~600ppm We’ll play with Ref_CLK’s around 125Mhz A safe region was found for GBT @ 2.5 & 5Gbps • Board 1  125.0 Mhz • Board 2  125.0 ± 0.5 Mhz • Difference  0.8%  8000 ppm >> 600 ppm • We met the specs

  22. 4. GBT implementation on Igloo24.9 Optical Link Details summary BE-BI-BL Jose Luis Sirvent Blasco (jsirvent@cern.ch) • Integrated Igloo2 SERDES @ 5Gb/s • For 4.8Gb/s needed reference at 120MHz • GBT protocol in frames of 120 bits: 4 bits header + 84 bits payload + 32 bits FEC • Used Bandwidth: ICECAL Board  ~30% // QIE10 Board  ~20% • Each frame is sent every 25ns synchronized with bunch crossing frequency. • Front-End will use the recovered clock in reception for acquisition and transmission. • Back-End is continuously sending “dummy” data to maintain synchronization. • LATOP version used for fixed latency with an small variation around ~1.4ns. • GBT-on-Igloo2 has shown satisfactory results but many things need to be tested: • Recovered CLK quality is good enough for acquisition electronics (Jitter)? • Need to test SERDES configuration were the recovered clock is used as TX clock. • Verify if recovered clock follows well LHC & SPS Ramp variations (needed frequency sweep) • How to include in data Front-End diagnostics information. • Need to specify Front-End control protocol through GBT link. • The GBT optical link for Igloo2 is almost ready

  23. 4. GBT implementation on Igloo24.10 This has become a collaborative project BE-BI-BL Jose Luis Sirvent Blasco (jsirvent@cern.ch) People and experiments interested on GBT on Igloo2: TullioGrassi (+), Tom O’baron(+)(++), FrédéricMachefert(*)(++), ChistopheBeigbeder(*)(++) , Us (**). Manyothers are wellcome!! Justcontact me (jsirvent@cern.ch) ! (+)CMS experiment: Compact Muon SolenoidExperiment (++)LHCbcollaboration: LargeHadronColliderbeautycollaboration (*)LAL : Laboratoire de l´AccélérateurLinéaire (**)BeamInstrumentationGroup Whysuchinterest? : Igloo2 Flash basedtechnology (“SEU Inmune Fabric”) with 5G SERDES. Goodresultsobtainedwithpreviousfamily (ProAsic3). Applicationswherehighspeed data transfer isneeded in areaswithradiation. Promisingirradiationresults (more test will come more soon).

  24. 4. GBT implementation on Igloo24.10 This has become a collaborative project (Code availability) BE-BI-BL Jose Luis Sirvent Blasco (jsirvent@cern.ch) First release STD version available for download (09/06/2014) : In DropBox: • https://www.dropbox.com/sh/5sjvdkp9wwykpz4/AADrIrhM5BKj_zcraAYGxnURa In SVN (Use Tortoise or other SVN client): • https://svn.cern.ch/reps/be-bi-bl/electronics/bwsdev/studies/BWS_pCVD Diamond detector Readout Electronics/GBT_On_Igloo2/Firmware/GBT_FPGA_Igloo2/STD What is provided: Libero 11.3 Project with GBT_on_Igloo2 code: (2014_06_09_GBT_On_Igloo2_M2GL_EVAL_KIT.rar) • Features: GBT Protocol (STD Version) on Igloo2 with UART communication through USB port. Constraints are not always met, so care must be taken when new changes are performed analysing timing reports. • All the necessary VHDL files are in : GBT_On_Igloo2_M2GL_EVAL_KIT\hdl • Programming file (stp) available in : GBT_On_Igloo2_M2GL_EVAL_KIT\designer\GBT_On_Igloo2_M2GL_EVAL_KIT\export • In case of trouble, just let me know!! jsirvent@cern.ch there are many things to improve. Console Application UART_APP_V3.0: (2014_06_09_UART_APP_V3.0.rar) • Features: Controls the workflow of the GBT implementation on Igloo2 and checks different signal values and parameters of the link (RX_BITSLIP_NUMBER, Error number…), Boards Auto-Detection. • Microsoft Visual Studio 2008 Project: UART_APP_V3.0\UART_APP.sln • Executable File: UART_APP_V3.0\Release\UART_APP.exe Readme File: (2014_06_09_Readme.pdf) • Features: Short guide to implement the design on the Dev.Kit and run the application

  25. 5. Next Steps5.1 ICECAL_V2 Front-End Acquisition Board for Secondaries (I-FABS) • Characteristics: • Modified version from Icecal_V2 Test board used by the ASIC designers (E. Picatoste, D. Gascon. University of Barcelona) • Direct connection to Igloo2 Dev. Kit • Used for ICECAL performance testing (Laboratory) and front-end proof-of-concept (Tunnel) BE-BI-BL Jose Luis Sirvent Blasco (jsirvent@cern.ch)

  26. 5. Next Steps5.2 I-FABS Demonstrator set-up BE-BI-BL Jose Luis Sirvent Blasco (jsirvent@cern.ch) Placed in the SPS tunnel It will be used for: • Systems measurement quality comparison (Old system VS New system) • Optical Link performance test for long distances • Igloo2 Firmware improvements (Possible Front-End diagnostics on GBT frame) • First step for the integration of the new system on the wire scanner architecture. • QIE10 board has to be developed in a similar way for testing • Board placed ~1.5m away from the beam pipe. • TID ~ 0.1 kGy/y (PS)

  27. 5. Next Steps5.3 I-FABS Routing Status so far… BE-BI-BL Jose Luis Sirvent Blasco (jsirvent@cern.ch)

  28. 5. Next Steps5.3 I-FABS Radiation Considerations BE-BI-BL Jose Luis Sirvent Blasco (jsirvent@cern.ch) Voltage Regulators: TL1963-KTT  Qualified up to 1KGy by PSI for MOPOS [1,3] Analogue to Digital Converter : ADS5272  Total TID 88KGy for ATLAS, tested at IUCF / LANSCE WNR [2] Differential operationals (Gen. Inputs): THS4521  Qualified up to 1KGy by PSI for MOPOS [1,3] Readout ASIC: ICECAL_V2  RadHard development Programmable Delay Lines: 3D3418  Total TID 5Krad [4] Rail-to-Rail Comparators LT1711  Not Qualified (ICECAL Clock conditioning) LVDS _CMOS Receiver DS90LV048A Tested with 60MeV p beam up. Qualified up to TID = 0.7KGy [6] (ADC Clock Conditioning) Bias Operationals (I_BIAS Circuit) OPA602  Tested up to 2.7KGy (Neutrons), but not qualified [5] Dual Current Source / Current Sink REF200  Not Qualified There are some additional components to add to this list [1] C. Deplano∗, J. Albertone, T. Bogey, J. L. Gonzalez, J. J. SaviozRADIATION RESISTANCE TESTING OF COMMERCIAL COMPONENTS FOR THE NEW SPS BEAM POSITION MEASUREMENT SYSTEM. CERN, Geneva, Switzerland [2]Helio TAKAI. Characterization of COTS ADC radiation properties for ATLAS LAr calorimeter readout upgrade. TWEPP13, 23-27 September 2013 [3]J.Albertone, T.Bogey, C.Delplano, J.L. Gonzalez. Logarithmic Amplifiers, ADC Drivers and Voltage Regulators: Radiation Test Report at PSI-PIF. 2013 [4] J. Gu. EMU DAQ MotherBoard. ERS, CERN Nov. 2013. [5] F. J. Franco, Y. Zong, Juan Casas-Cubillos, M. A. Rodríguez-Ruiz, and J. A. Agapito. Neutron Effects on Short Circuit Currents of Op Amps and Consequences. IEEE TRANSACTIONS ON NUCLEAR SCIENCE, VOL. 52, NO. 5, OCTOBER 2005 [6] G. Di Mattia Thesis. Test del funzionamento e della resistenza alle radiazioni dell’elettronica per il trigger di primo livello dell’esperimento ATLAS. Università degli Studi di Roma “La Sapienza”

  29. BE-BI-BL Jose Luis Sirvent Blasco (jsirvent@cern.ch)

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  31. 6. Conclusions BE-BI-BL Jose Luis Sirvent Blasco (jsirvent@cern.ch) Beam Wire Scanner (BWS): • BWS Readout Electronics will be upgraded with Front-End / Back-End architecture. • The GBT optical link will be used for Data, Timing and Control. • For long term the GBTx ASIC plans to be used. Due to availability our back-up, or possible final, solution is emulation. • GBT Implementation in Igloo2 is ready (STD & LATOP). • Performed tests are showing a promising performance. • When the link was established no errors on data where found. • Beam synchronous signal (40Mhz Clock) can be recovered in the front-end properly (preliminary results). • The link works well for different Ref_Frequencies in FE/BE (bigger than LHC & SPS CLKvariations). • The first Analog Front-End board (ICECAL) is being developed for evaluation. Beam Loss Monitor (BLM): • BLM ASIC Version 1 successfully tested • This is a large scale and critical system, so Front-Ends with TMR and redundant optical links • GBTx emulation through FPGA for BLM ASIC acquisition chain tests

  32. 4. GBT implementation on Igloo24.4 Latency Optimized Clock management on Igloo2 BE-BI-BL Jose Luis Sirvent Blasco (jsirvent@cern.ch)

  33. 4. GBT implementation on Igloo24.4 Latency Optimized Clock management on Igloo2 BE-BI-BL Jose Luis Sirvent Blasco (jsirvent@cern.ch)

  34. Back-up SlidesIgloo2 Irradiation reports: BE-BI-BL Jose Luis Sirvent Blasco (jsirvent@cern.ch) Univ. of Minnesota [1] • Fluence runs 1e11 and 2e12 p/cm2 • Registers no TMR  Cross-Section = 2e-6 cm2 • Registers TMR  Cross-Section < 5e-7 cm2 • Combinatorial logic  Cross-Section < 1.5e-4 cm2 • PLL SEU 400 observed over 10e11 p/cm2  Cross Section = 4e-9 cm2 • No SEU seen on TMR shift register • No SET seen • TID Fail @ ~100kRad (2e12p) • “The failure likely because too much current was drawn, although further testing is needed to determine how much current the chip can handle” Future Electronics [2] • Non Destructive SEL • Total Fluence 1.07e9 ant LET levels up to 30.86MeV-cm2/mg. • SEL LET th @ 100 deg > 22.5MeV-cm2/mg (Proton/Neutron Inmune SEL) • Non destructive SEL found at LET = 24MeV-cm2/mg • Configuration memory SEU: • No configuration upsets detected at fluence 2.83e9 Heavy ions. • Data SEU: • Flip Flops (Total Fluence = 4.35e11 n/cm2) : 1.13e5 FIT @ 40000 feet / 218e3 FIT @ ground level per million FF • Large Ram Blocks (Total Fluence = 1.7e11 n/cm2): 1.75e5 FIT @ 40000 feet / 340.6 FIT @ ground per million bits. • Micro SRAM Blocks (Total Fluence = 1.7e11 n/cm2): 9.04e4 FIT @ 40000 / 175.3 FIT @ ground per million bits. • Single Event Functional Interrupts (SEFI): • MSS (Total Fluence = 7.11e9 n/cm2)  0 SEFIs Found • PLL (Total Fluence = 3.29e10 n/cm2)  0 SEFIs Found Microsemi Corporation [3] • TID resistance ~ 80-90 kRad  “Icca increase due to isolation Flash Switch, gradually turning on by ionizing radiation.” [1] A. Finkel, J. Mans, J. Turkewitz, Radiation Testing of an Igloo2 Fpga. University of Minesota. January 14th, 2014 [2] Future Electronics. Microsemi Corporation Igloo2 and SmartFusion2 65nm Commercial Flash FPGAs Interim Summary of Radiation Test Results. June 20, 2014. [3] JJ Wang et al. Using Microsemi Flash-Based FPGA in radiation Environment. Workshop on FPGAs for High Energy Physics

  35. Back-up SlidesQIE10 Architecture • QIE10 Characteristics and functionality(*): • Rad-Hard Charge-Integrating ASIC (25ns) • Fast, Wide dynamic range, Dead-Timeless ADC (Latency: only 4x25ns) • Very High dynamic range: 3.2fC  340pC (Fits well our initial estimations!!) • LSB 3.2fC (Almost MIP for pCVD) • Non linear charge digitalization scheme: 6 bit FACD mantissa + 2 Exp (4 Ranges) • TDC capability: Produces TDC info based on the Rising/falling edge of pulse (2 configurable 8bits thresshold levels) • Inputs: • Reset (CLK Alignment) • Charge signal (from pCVD) • CLK • Programmable stuff ( Thressholds, Pedestrials…) • Outputs: • Q : Charge Integral • T1: Arrival time (500ps resolution) • T2: Falling time (500ps resolution) • QIE10p4 Already available! • QIE10p5 soon (maybe also available) * “CMS Specifications Document for the QIE10 ASIC. 2010” http://indico.cern.ch/getFile.py/access?contribId=10&resId=0&materialId=0&confId=124743 BE-BI-BL Jose Luis Sirvent Blasco (jsirvent@cern.ch) 37

  36. Back-up SlidesICECAL Architecture BE-BI-BL Jose Luis Sirvent Blasco (jsirvent@cern.ch)

  37. Back-up SlidesGBT-FPGA Project (Latency Optimized Release with clock alignment) GBT-FPGA One unified core for multiple users. Manoel Barros Marin, PH/ESE/BE Students-Fellows seminar (05/02/2014). BE-BI-BL Jose Luis Sirvent Blasco (jsirvent@cern.ch)

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