FLevchanovskiy SChernenko GCheremukhina SZaporozhets AAveryanov RampD FOR TPC MPDNICA READOUT ELECTRONICS Varna 2013 Laboratory of High Energy Physics JINR Dubna ID: 810305
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S.Vereschagin, Yu.Zanevsky, F.LevchanovskiyS.Chernenko, G.Cheremukhina, S.Zaporozhets,A.Averyanov
R&D FOR TPC MPD/NICA READOUT ELECTRONICS
Varna, 2013
Laboratory of High Energy Physics, JINR,
Dubna
, Russia
Slide2CONTENS1Introduction (general characteristics of TPC/MPD, & readout electronics requirements)FEE prototype (FEC-64) Main option FEE (FEC-128 & RCU)Conclusions
General view of the MPD detector2
Slide4TPC/MPD3
12 Readout
chambers
HV-electrode
~28 KV
Field cage
beam
beam
~110000
readout
channels
E
Slide5Main parameters of the TPC4Size: 3.4m(length) x 2.8m (diameter);
Drift gas: 90% Ar+10% Methane CH4 or 90%Ar+10% CO2;Drift velocity: 5.5 cm/us(Ar
+ CH4), 2.3 cm/us (Ar + CO2); Length of drift volume: 1.7 m;
Data readout:
2x12 sectors (MWPC, cathode pad readout
);
Maximal
event rate 5
kHz;
Total
number of
pads
~ 110000
;
Slide6Simulation results5
Central collision on TPC/MPD @ 9GeV
Slide7Main parameters of the FEE TPC6Total number of channels ~ 110000
Data stream from whole TPC – 5 GB/sLow power consumption – less then 100 mW/ch
Fast optical transfer interfaceBased on ASIC and FPGA
Slide8Front-End Electronics prototype7
FEC-64 channels
PASA chip 16 channels ASIC(
low noise amplification
of the signal
)
ALTRO chip
16
channels ASIC
(
digitization and signal processing)
FPGA - board control
Signal to noise ratio,
S/N - 30
NOISE
<
1000
e- (С=10-20
pF)
Dynamic Range - 1000 Zero suppression Buffer (4 / 8 events) FTDI USB2.0 (prototype only)
Slide9Processing in PASA & ALTRO8
-
FWHM – 190ns
- Baseline restoration after 1
m
s:
~ 5 % in amplifier / shaper
~ 0.1% in dig. chip
PASA
ALTRO
- Baseline corrections
- Tail cancellation
FWHM ~ 190ns
Slide10FEE TESTING9
FEE on the TPC prototype
Pulse after amplification
Slide11FEC-64 testing software 10
Slide12Block diagram of FEE base11
RCU
Switch 1
FEC 1
FEC 8
FEC 1
FEC 8
Switch 8
Pad Plane ~4500
ch.
128
ch.
DAQ PC
Slow
control
Group 1
Group 8
Trigger
Slide13FEE of RoC general diagram12
RCU
FEC
group
FEC
group
FEC
group
FEC
group
FEC
group
DAQ PC
Ethernet
Slow
Control
system
Switch
Trigger System
Switch
Switch
Switch
Switch
5 Gb/s
HLT TPC
Optical interface
Slide14TPC/MPD READOUT OUTLINE13Support high data throughput & maximum parallelization;HLT
(TPC), online reconstruction & events compression;Use GPU NVIDIA for computing trigger decision;Like ALICE, ATLAS & CBM experiments;
Slide15DATA READOUT14
PC 1
PC 24
HLT
HLT TPC
Event builder
From other detectors
Permanent Data Storage
Online reconstruction
HLT
decision to MPD central trigger processor
Slide16Maximum parallelization15
ROC 1TPC
FEE
HLT - TPC
GPU BOARD
PCI-E 8 Gb/s and more
MB-PC
ROC 24
TPC
FEE
FEE
PCI-E 1x
PCI-E 1x
PCI-E 1x
Slide17Conclusions:16Prototype card has been designed 6 prototype cards has been produced & tasted
Testing software was developed (LabView & C++)Base FEE concept was developed
FEE design toward final version ongoing
Slide18I would like to express our gratitude for the help to17 Victor
Chepurnov (JINR)
Stepan
Razin
(
JINR)
Alexander
Moskovsky
(JINR)
Luciano
Musa (CERN)
Slide19Thank you for your attention!
Slide20Final version of FEE
Slide21Basic version of FEC
Slide22Switch node
Slide23Readout Control Unit
Slide24Choice of FPGA technologySRAM, where the programmable switch is controlled by an SRAM memory cell.Flash (or EPROM/EEPROM), where the switch is a floating gate transistor that can be turned off by injecting charge onto the floating gate.Antifuse, where an electrically programmable switch forms a low resistance path between two metal layers.