23–27 Oct 2017
Havana, Cuba
America/Havana timezone

A real time pulse processing DAQ for neutron wall modular detector on RIBRAS experiments

24 Oct 2017, 10:30
30m
Room "Jenaro Artiles"

Room "Jenaro Artiles"

Parallel Talk Nuclear Instrumentation and Facilities Parallel Sessions - NINST

Speaker

Ivan Padron Diaz (CEADEN, Cuba.)

Description

In order to potentiate the experiments with Brazil Radioactive Ion Beam (RIBRAS), new VME (Versa Module Euro Card) Data Acquisition (DAQ) modules characteristics to control, triggering and data acquisition will be described. The DAQ will define to include the Strip Array and Neutron Wall detectors with maximum readout efficiency, no dead time, data selection and event synchronization.
CAEN digitizer modules for VME provide features like zero suppressed readout and overflow suppression. Zero suppression, once enabled, prevents conversion of value which is lower than user defined threshold. Overflow suppression, once enabled, aborts the memorization of data which constitutes an ADC overflow.
Adding FPGAs (field programmable gate array) to data acquisition provides pre- and post-algorithmic processing on data. The hardware elements chosen should have features that make the modules easy to program and handle, while the FPGAs should be reprogrammable when required.
For simplification of the interaction between DAQ elements, provision of standalone working mode for each sub detectors, easy reconfiguration of active sub-detector and easy hardware replacement, the DAQ hardware units are functionally subdivided into hierarchy by logical level along the data stream.

Primary authors

Ivan Padron Diaz (CEADEN, Cuba.) A. Lépine-Scily (Instituto de Física da Universidade de São Paulo (IF-USP), Brazil.) R. Lichtenthäler (Instituto de Física da Universidade de São Paulo (IF-USP), Brazil.) L. Gasques (Instituto de Física da Universidade de São Paulo (IF-USP), Brazil.) M. Alvarez (Instituto de Física da Universidade de São Paulo (IF-USP), Brazil.)

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