Speaker
Pamela Renee Klabbers
(University of Wisconsin (US))
Description
As the LHC increases luminosity and energy, it will become increasingly difficult to select interesting physics events and remain within the readout bandwidth limitations. An upgrade to the CMS Calorimeter Trigger implementing more complex algorithms is proposed. It utilizes AMC cards with Xilinx FPGAs running in micro-TCA crate with card interconnections via crate backplanes and optical links operating at up to 10 Gbps. Prototype cards with Virtex-6 and Virtex-7 FPGAs have been built and software frameworks for operation and monitoring developed. The physics goals, hardware architectures, and software will be described in this talk. More details can be found in a separate poster at this conference.
Primary author
Pamela Renee Klabbers
(University of Wisconsin (US))
Co-authors
Alekhya Perugupalli
(University of Wisconsin)
Amin Farmahini-Farahani
(University of Wisconsin)
Anthony Gregerson
(University of Wisconsin)
Daniel Seemuth
(University of Wisconsin)
Ian Ackerman Ross
(University of Wisconsin (US))
Isabel Ojalvo
(University of Wisconsin (US))
Prof.
Katherine Compton
(University of Wisconsin)
Maria Cepeda Hermida
(University of Wisconsin (US))
Dr
Michael Schulte
(AMD Research)
Michail Bachtis
(University of Wisconsin (US))
Mr
Robert Fobes
(University of Wisconsin)
Prof.
Sridhara Dasu
(University of Wisconsin (US))
Thomas Andrew Gorski
(University of Wisconsin (US))
Wesley Smith
(University of Wisconsin (US))
