Machine Signals
The following shall give an overview of the electronic interfaces at the machine to specific signals, e.g. for
data acquisition.
Timing system
sddsc204
The timing receiver
Sddsc204 (replaces
Scuxl0319) is located in the electronics hutch of CRYRING (TH2.033). It is equipped with two five-channel timing receiver cards (tr0 and tr1) and can be programmed through Genesys. Outputs are Low-Voltage TTL (+3.3V) and are accessible on a nearby patch panel. The tentative channel assignment is given below.
Channel |
type |
Function |
tr0:1 |
Pulse (1μs) |
Ring injection (#283) |
tr0:2 |
Gate |
Enable Experiment DAQ (#528 -> #529) |
tr0:3 |
Gate |
Enable Detector (#530 -> #531) |
tr0:4 |
Gate |
Enable Target (#526 -> #527) |
tr0:5 |
Gate |
Enable E-beam (#522 -> #523) |
tr1:1 |
Pulse (1μs) |
Ring extraction kicker start (#1027) |
tr1:2 |
|
TBA |
tr1:3 |
|
TBA |
tr1:4 |
|
TBA |
tr1:5 |
|
TBA |
scuxl0006
A second timing receiver is
scuxl0006
and is located inside the HV cage of the
ElectronCooler and also running the Genesys class. There are only two channels available, the B1/B2 channels on the SCU card. Their assignment is as follows:
Channel |
Level |
Function |
B1 |
TTL |
Genesys: Hi-Level from CMD_EXP_DAQ_START CMD_EXP_DAQ_STOP |
B2 |
TTL |
Genesys: TBA |
See also
Timing System Event Numbers in the Wiki of the Timing group.
Programming timing receivers
Please first make sure that the events are actually being played by
WhiteRabbit: Open
ParamModi and see if they are enabled in the "Target Exp" tab. If they are enabled, please use Genesys for programming the Receivers (see also
Genesys UserManual.pdf and
Timing Wiki: Timing System Event Numbers)
Beam diagnostics
A patch panel at the top of rack EX3 in the electronics hutch (TH2.033) is interfacing with signals from the
BeamDiagnostics electronics room (connectors: BNC-50Ω) The assignment of the channels is semi-permanent and as follows:
Please note that NIM signals use a current-based logic with negative pulse for "true" (at −16 mA into 50 ohms = −0.8 volts) and 0 mA for "false" (see also
Nuclear Instrumentation Module.)
Detailed information on the beam diagnostics system can be found in the documents folder of CRYRING Sharepoint at Technical Documents and Literature/Diagnostics/ReferenceDocuments.
Experiment Signals