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Status of CC-PC Evaluation Board

Status of CC-PC Evaluation Board. Beat Jost Cern / EP. Motivation. To build a test board to demonstrate the applicability of the CC-PCs to controlling electronics board measure the impact of noise induced by the CC-PC on analog electronic circuits

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Status of CC-PC Evaluation Board

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  1. Status of CC-PC Evaluation Board Beat Jost Cern / EP

  2. Motivation To build a test board to • demonstrate the applicability of the CC-PCs to controlling electronics board • measure the impact of noise induced by the CC-PC on analog electronic circuits • to learn how to interface the CC-PC to electronics boards • I2C generation/usage • JTAG generation/usage • most suitable parallel bus structure • reset of CC-PC without interference on rest of board • finally provide a design block that board designers can implement

  3. Board Block Diagram

  4. Detail of CC-PC and Glue Logic • Idea of the “glueboard” is to take all signals of the CC-PC 1-1 and generate whatever signals are needed on the 3rd connector • Pros • complete independence of the pinout of the CC-PC • standard board • easier maintenance • Cons • Potentially board space • slightly higher cost • potentially more layers on PCB to bring signals over

  5. LHCb Specific Interface • 40 MHz clock • Reset • Interrupt line • Power, Ground • Parallel Bus • 32 Address/Data lines multiplexed • 11 Control Lines • 4 x I2C (for the moment only one being driven) • 2 x JTAG (for the moment only one being driven) • Parallel Port • Ethernet (10/100 base T) • RS232

  6. Time Scale • PC Board • design finished before Xmas • almost all components are in hand (ADC and Phos missing) • plastic in January • MachZ-based smart modules • prototypes running and being tested at Digital Logic • mass production starting February 2001 • we hope to get one or two samples soon • January->March • testing functionality • measure noise • testing RESET behavior

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