Title: DOM HUB
1DOM HUB
- Design Proposal
- K.-H. Sulanke
- DESY Zeuthen
2Contents
- Introduction
- DOM HUB
- DOR - DOM Readout board
- Optimized cable interface
- Test setup
- Conclusions
3Introduction
- idea full string control out of one box
- industry PC for DOM HUB
- single slot CPU
- 80 V power supply (?)
- 8 DOR (DOM Readout) boards
- clock distribution / slow control board
4Industry PC
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5Single Slot CPU
- off the shelve, from 100MHz P3...2GHz P4
available - functional equivalent to a desktop mainboard
6Backplane, 2 CPU-, 12 PCI slots
7DOR board
8Analog Region
9DOMCOM / TB Cable Interface
- Problem need of board area, 4 power resistors, 2
transformers - 20V (!!!) DC loss at cable terminating resistors
- additional power 0.13 W / DOM, 624 W / 4800 DOMs
10DOR Cable Interface, less is more ?
- low power cable termination resistor
- 1.2 V overall DC loss now (2 DOMs _at_ 50mA)
- one transformer only
11DOR Cable Interface, Tested Schematic
- Communication ADC, /- 1 digit noise only
- long term fast communication tests with modified
DOMCOMs - more stable against electromagnetic distortions
- time calibration tests next (2 DOMs connected)
12Cable Termination, Two DOMs Per Line
- classic style - termination at both ends, easy
to implement
13Proposed DOM Cable Connection
glass sphere
14Test Setup
Test PC DOS BorlandC
- 3 modified DOMCOM boards used
- DOR sends addressed random length packets
(1...2048 bytes) of random data, transfer speed
is 1Mbit/s - DOM_1 or DOM_2 are receiving packets and
sending them back 12 µs after arrival of the last
byte - packets are verified at the DOR PC before
sending the next packet
17m cable
DOR board
lower DOM board
upper DOM board
2.6 km cable
15DOM Board
cable adapter
components removed
address jumper
DC / DC converter
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16Signals, 130 ? Termination at lower DOM
1V
17Reflections, 130 ? Termination at lower DOM
1V
18Reflections, 240 ? Termination at both DOMs
1V
19Data Traffic, Surface Side
- transfer test is loading the cable almost all the
time - quiet gaps due to data checking and the OS
20DOM - Turnaround Cycle
- packets are sent as one consecutive datastream
always - DOM starts sending after a gap of 12 µs (could
be less)
21DOM Control Statemachine
22Data Traffic, DOM_1/2 Select Signals
- two DOMs in slave mode, reflecting packets
(1Byte..2KB) - random addressing, random data, random packet
length - a high pulse represents the receiving and the
sending cycle
23Status Next Steps
- simplified cable interface works well
- cable termination easy to achieve
- fast communication with 2 DOMs error free (20 GB)
- time calibration tests next
- detailed DOR schematic soon
- DOR prototype in October ?
- still to clarify 80V power supply
- still to design DOM HUB slow control board