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SEP Pre-PDR Peer Review DFE and DAP Electronics May 11, 2010. Kenneth Hatch. DFE differences – SEP vs SST. SST A225 preamp Built-in shaper Protection diodes used, but not on schematic Series output resistor 20 ohm. SEP A250 preamp Lower noise 0.25pf FB 1Gohm FB No shaping
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SEP Pre-PDR Peer Review DFE and DAP Electronics May 11, 2010 Kenneth Hatch
DFE differences – SEP vs SST • SST • A225 preamp • Built-in shaper • Protection diodes used, but not on schematic • Series output resistor 20 ohm • SEP • A250 preamp • Lower noise • 0.25pf FB • 1Gohm FB • No shaping • 1 volt peak at 6Mev • Protection diodes • Series output resistor changed to 50 ohms for back termination. (longer coaxes)
DAP differences SST • 12 channels • No shaping network SEP • 6 channels ea, 2 brds • Shaping added • This is the major difference • ADC added • For BiasMon, TherMon and power supplies • Other minor changes • Connectors • No door mon • Part changes
CNTRLR • Minor changes • Controls for six channels (plus possible spare if room on board) • Add control for extra ADC • Change BiasMon to avoid dual board conflict • Connect ACTEL to external bus through series R • Use jumper to identify board 1 or board 2 to ACTEL • Schematic details need more work for this
Level Control, Bias Supply, Aux_ADC • Level Control • One quad DAC output controls Bias Supply level • Remaining DAC outputs set Test Pulse level for O, T & F • Test pulse drivers expanded to one per channel • Bias Supply • No change so far • Considering changing diode type to get better efficiency • Aux_ADC • Copy of other ADC circuits
ADC • ADC hierarchical level • Splits schematic into 2 sets of 3 channels • Add schematic for spare channel • Generates +/- 2.5Vref • (we use the aux ADC reference for this since it is unique) • Quad Converter level • Should be “Tri-converter” • Provides threshold control for each of the 3 channels • Extra DAC output (we will run it to the spare channel slot) • (Actually 2 DAC’s, so two level controls are run to spare) • Peak Digitizer level • Main schematic for signal processing
Peak Digitizer • Schematic similar to THEMIS • Changes • ADC output changed to 3.3V • Comparators changed to AD8561A • Zero crossing detector change: • DC coupled from clipping amplifier • Should improve high rate time shift • Comparator feed back used to change threshold • Set to positive threshold with no signal (prevents extraneous oscillation) • Changes to baseline level during pulse to accurately detect true zero crossing • Diode and cap added to detect loss of BLR control • (We need to try this out) • Shaping network added
Shaping Network • Two stages of shaping networks • First shaping stage: • Hierarchical box added for first stage • Input from DFE (1.06 volts for 6Mev) • Inverting (net positive signal to ADC) • Pole-zero cancellation (Preamp tail is 250 usec) • One real pole • One complex set of poles • Second shaping stage (on ADC page) • Amplifier enhanced to modified Salen-key design • (Complex pair of poles plus one real pole
Appendix 1: Clipped signal • Clipped signal is not equal area • Net shift in average value
Appendix 2: Shaping • Basic Salen-key circuit: • Generates: • two poles that can be complex
Appendix 2: Shaping • Enhanced Salen-Key Circuit: • Generates: • One pair of complex poles • One real pole
Appendix 2: Shaping • MFB filter: • Inverts • Generates: • two poles that can be complex
Appendix 2: Shaping • Add differentiator (e.g. add a zero): • Generates: • One pair of complex poles (or two real) • One real pole • One zero at origin (differentiator)
Appendix 2: Shaping • Add pole-zero cancellation: • Generates: • One pair of complex poles (or two real) • One real pole • One zero at origin • One zero that cancels undershoot from preamp tail