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Physics & Astronomy HEP Electronics

Physics & Astronomy HEP Electronics. Changes TIM-2  TIM-3A  TIM-3B. ATLAS SCT TIM FDR/PRR 28 June 2004. Matthew Warren John Lane, Martin Postranecky. Background. TIM-2 produced using AMD/ Lattice MACH5 CPLDs. These devices now obsolete

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Physics & Astronomy HEP Electronics

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  1. Physics & AstronomyHEP Electronics Changes TIM-2  TIM-3A  TIM-3B ATLAS SCT TIM FDR/PRR 28 June 2004 Matthew WarrenJohn Lane, Martin Postranecky Changes TIM-2->TIM-3A->TIM-3B - Matt Warren

  2. Background • TIM-2 produced using AMD/ Lattice MACH5 CPLDs. • These devices now obsolete • More importantly, the firmware code is obsolete (obscure DSL language). OUT OF DATE • Using modern, large FPGAs provides both cost savings as well as flexibility of having all logic reserves in one place. • Re-writing the code in a better supported language (VHDL) allows for better code maintainability and greater flexibility when choosing devices. Changes TIM-2->TIM-3A->TIM-3B - Matt Warren

  3. TIM-3 Design • Xilinx IIE FPGA Family chosen • Xilinx used by all of our collaborators. • Spartan much cheaper than Virtex II (at the time). • New 600E part just released (2003), so family unlikely to go obsolete soon. • Two FPGAs used • Smaller 200E part used for VME interface • Larger 600E part performs all ‘TIM’ functions • Clocks now controlled via dedicated fail-over MUX/PLLs • FPGA related features are discussed further under in the Firmware talk. Changes TIM-2->TIM-3A->TIM-3B - Matt Warren

  4. PCBs Compared • 10 CPLD’s reduced to 2 FPGA’s (456 pin BGA). • 32kB RAM and 64x128 FIFO moved into FPGA. • Most DIL’s replaced by SMD (excl. backplane interfaces) TIM2 TIM3A Changes TIM-2->TIM-3A->TIM-3B - Matt Warren

  5. Changes for TIM-3B • TIM3B is the pre-production version of TIM. • Only minor changes to TIM-3A design: • TTCrq QPLL connector added and routed to FPGA • Various front-panel mods for easier debugging/testing in a full crate. • 16 ‘ROD Busy’ LEDs under FPGA control. • JTAG connection available on front panel. • FPGA ‘Load’ micro-switch for special situations. • Better access to debug connector with possibility of a front-panel mounting. • Jumper to disable trigger veto logic. • PCB stiffener bars added. Changes TIM-2->TIM-3A->TIM-3B - Matt Warren

  6. Coming Soon … Changes TIM-2->TIM-3A->TIM-3B - Matt Warren

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