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Detectors & Mechanisms Controllers (DEC/MEC). J.-M. Gillis Centre Spatial de Liège (B). Content. models design status interface status test results expected performances, budgets procurement, manufacturing & AIV plan schedule milestones product assurance problems areas & critical items.
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Detectors & Mechanisms Controllers(DEC/MEC) J.-M. Gillis Centre Spatial de Liège (B) PACS DEC/MEC
Content • models • design status • interface status • test results • expected performances, budgets • procurement, manufacturing & AIV plan • schedule milestones • product assurance • problems areas & critical items PACS DEC/MEC
Models AVM QM EM FM PACS DEC/MEC
Design Status - Hardware • DEC • CRE I/F updated following modified CRE spec & cryoharness • SPICE model DEC/CRE I/F, simulated power ON/OFF, noise • boards design nearing completion ( EM level ) • 1355 FPGA operational ( non redundant version ) • link reliability test : > 400000 disconnect/reconnect • DEC FPGA operational, integrated in DEC SIM for AVM • next tasks : • testing of DEC SIM in AVM, 100% validation of DEC/MEC I/F • manufacturing of EM boards ( 2 “base” + 4 “dec” ) • interface validation ( 13 CRE cluster = 1 supply group @ 4K ) • FPGA final versions ( with sync and redundancy logic ) • integration with OBS, 100% testing of HK & TC PACS DEC/MEC
DEC - FPGA status IIDR ( 3 CRE proto ) => IBDR ( 13 CRE + 1355 FPGA ) PACS DEC/MEC
Design Status - Hardware • MEC : MIM ( Mechanisms Interface Module ) • HK • HK board prototype running, to be updated for T° sensors, in use for developing low level software • Grating • grating drive validated on separate test system, prototype board for EM in design, to be updated for actual DC/DC • Chopper • chopper drive prototype HW in manufacturing • Filter wheel • filter wheel drive prototype HW in manufacturing • Calibration sources • calibration sources drive prototype HW in manufacturing PACS DEC/MEC
Design Status - Hardware • MEC : DSP • MOSAIC board integrated in AVM, operational • EM prototype hardware running • EM board in fabrication at CRISA • electrical and mechanical interfaces frozen • timing FPGA ( CSL ) validated ( MOSAIC version ) - to be updated for CRISA board + possible merging with MIM • DC/DC • architecture designed (1 filter + 1 MEC + 2 relays + 2 DEC) • EM specification done • compliant offer received • manufacturer selected PACS DEC/MEC
Design Status - On Board Software • “High level” layer • DPU interface tested with simulators ( ongoing ) • SPU interface tested with simulators ( ongoing ) • BOLC interface not tested • DEC interface tested with software hardware simulator • interface with low level specified • 1355 code to be adapted for CRISA board • “Low level” layer • Interrupt handler triggered by timing FPGA, jitter spec OK • readout of HK board validated • motor control, synchronization, black body interface : in development • code for AVM : representative timing & CPU load PACS DEC/MEC
Development Status - On Board Software • “High level” size ( in text lines ) • Total lines : 9582 • Non-comment lines : 4965 • C files lines : 3010 • real code lines : 2000 • “Low level” size ( in assembler instructions ) • typical application ( grating cryoprototype ) : 240 lines • housekeeping data acquisition ( on Mosaic ) : 20 • ISR overhead ( context switch etc... ) : 6 • total asm code : 100 instr X 5 cycles X 8192/sec = 23% load • not included : libraries ( Virtuoso services + 1355 ) • current executable size : PM = 20 Kw, DM = 16 Kw PACS DEC/MEC
Development Status - On Board Software • detailed design / prototype coding status • Sequencer : 100% • DPU communication : 100% • SPU communication : 100% • housekeeping : 100% • DEC communication : 40% • ready to start integration and test with DEC SIM hardware • BOLC communication : 40% • Mechanisms control : 30% • prototype developed outside OBS structure • High/low layers interface specification under review • coding status • simulator and on board software use same source code • code configuration control implemented PACS DEC/MEC
Design Status - Mechanical Layout • SVM accomodation : one box ( similar to BOLC ) • dimensions : (L x W x H) ~ 585 x 320 x 320 • connector allocation from cryoharness specification • preliminary front panel design • preliminary box drawing • board list and updated mass estimate available • iteration needed with prime PACS DEC/MEC
Interface Status - Overview PACS DEC/MEC
Interface Status - ICDs PACS DEC/MEC
Results achieved / current tests • CRE interface • measurements done with real CRE @ 4K with DEC proto ( IMEC report available ) • manufacturing cryo test bench ( 13 CRE @ 4K + DEC EM ) • BOLC interface • Spacewire communication design from CEA validated by CSL • Interface test with BOLC simulator planned 03/2002 (TBC) • DPU & SPU interfaces • Ongoing : integration testing with software simulators • Mechanisms • prototype boards ready, low level software in development • tests planned : Grating : done, Chopper TBD, Filter wheel 03/2002, Calibration source 05/2002, Temp sensors TBD PACS DEC/MEC
Performance & Budgets • Data handling : CPU workload 50 % TBC w/AVM • estimation down, measured some real code, within budget • Measurement quality : within noise spec in lab • first results with 1 CRE, coming tests with full supply group • Mass & dimensions : iteration required w/prime • Power : will probably not decrease • current estimates : 20 to 67 W depending on mode PACS DEC/MEC
Procurement & Manufacturing PACS DEC/MEC
Schedule Milestones PACS DEC/MEC
Problem Areas / Critical Items • Mass / volume / SVM accomodation • current estimates above initial IID-B figures - iteration req’d • Grating encoder readout • CPPA problems ( rad. tolerance ) [ > keep & shield ] • Cryoharness • not confirmed to spec, awaiting evaluation samples • mechanism simulators availability PACS DEC/MEC