Speakers
David Zou
(Boston University (US))
Eric Shearer Hazen
(Boston University (US))
Description
The AMC13 provides clock, timing and DAQ service for many subdetectors
in the CMS experiment at CERN, as well as the muon g-2 experiment at Fermilab. The module hardware was recently upgraded to support 10 gigabit
optical fiber and backplane interfaces. New firmware is now under development
to support arbitrarily large event fragments from 12 AMC cards with up to 3
simultaneous output links operating at 10 gigabits. In addition, standard TCP/IP
protocol over 10 gigabit Ethernet may be used in addition to the CMS
S-Link express proprietary protocol.
Many of these modules are now
being installed in the CMS experiment during the current LHC shutdown.
We describe the implementation using Xilinx Kintex-7 FPGAs,
commissioning, production testing and integration in the CMS HCAL and
other subsystems.
Primary author
Eric Shearer Hazen
(Boston University (US))
Co-authors
Arno Heister
(Boston University (US))
David Zou
(Boston University (US))
James Rohlf
(Boston University (US))
Shouxiang Wu
(Boston University (US))
