Name: Workshop on FPGAs for High-Energy Physics
Start: 2014-03-21T08:00:00+01:00
End: 2014-03-21T18:00:00+01:00
Location: CERN

Workshop on FPGAs for High-Energy Physics

Friday 21 March 2014 - 08:00
CERN (222/R-001)

: Sessions

: Talks

: Breaks

21 Mar 2014

08:30	Welcome and Introduction - Helio Takai (BNL) and Mike Wirthlin (BYU) - Helio Takai (Brookhaven National Laboratory (US)) Michael Wirthlin (Brigham Young University) (222/R-001) Slides
08:45	Proton irradiation test of an Altera SRAM-based FPGA for the possible usage in the readout electronics of the LHCb experiment - Christian Faerber (Ruprecht-Karls-Universitaet Heidelberg (DE)) (222/R-001) Slides
09:00	FPGAs in the upgrade of CMS HCAL - Tullio Grassi (Univ. of Maryland (USA)) (222/R-001) Slides
09:20	Very Forward Muon Trigger and Data Acquisition Electronics for CMS: Design and Radiation Testing - Jason Gilmore (Texas A & M University (US)) Benjamin Glenn Bylsma (Ohio State University (US)) (222/R-001) Slides
09:40	Asynchronous Links for the DTTF L1 Trigger system of CMS - Mr Nikitas Loukas (University of Ioannina (GR)) (222/R-001) Slides
10:00	--- Break ---
10:30	FPGAs in ATLAS Front-End Electronics - Christian Bohm (Stockholm University (SE)) Henrik Mikael Erik Akerstedt (Stockholm University (SE)) (222/R-001) Slides
11:00	FPGAs in LHCb - Thomas O'Bannon (University of Maryland (US)) (222/R-001) Slides
11:30	Scrubbing and Mitigation for 28-nm Kintex-7 FPGAs - Michael Wirthlin (Brigham Young University) (222/R-001) Slides SCRUB_CERN-21-3-14.pdf SCRUB_CERN-21-3-14.ppt TMR_CREN-21-3-14.pdf TMR_CREN-21-3-14.pptx

12:00	Experience from using SRAM based FPGAs in the ALICE TPC Detector and Future Plans - Johan Alme (Bergen University College (NO)) (222/R-001) Slides
12:30	--- Lunch ---
14:00	Single Event Effects in Complex Components - Dagan White (Xilinx) (222/R-001)
14:30	The unique challenges of SEE testing for FPGAs - Gary Swift (Swift Engineering) (222/R-001) Slides
15:30	Using Microsemi Flash-Based FPGA in Radiation Environment - JJ Wang (222/R-001)
16:00	Discussion and Closing - Helio Takai (Brookhaven National Laboratory (US)) Michael Wirthlin (Brigham Young University) Jan Pospisil (Acad. of Sciences of the Czech Rep. (CZ)) (222/R-001)

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