: Data analysis software
: Data acquisition, electronics and
: Data accumulation rate and
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The general layout of the data acquisition system will be the same as
for the HMS-SOS system. Similar to the HMS-SOS system, the HKS and
ENGE spectrometers each will have two read-out-controllers (ROCs). One
each will be inside the spectrometer shield house. The other will be
in the counting house. Two additional ROCs will be in the counting
house, one houses the trigger supervisor and scalers, the other houses
scalers only. This makes a total of 6 ROCs, which typically are
Motorola VME CPUs. There are now two different scenarios, depending on
whether the Jefferson Lab developed F1 TDCs will become available in
time to be employed for the experiment:
- No F1:
- Without the availability of the F1 TDCs, the
wire chambers of both spectrometers will be read by Fastbus LeCroy 1877
multi-hit TDCs. Therefore, all ADC, TDC, and scaler electronics is Hall C
standard. The existing readout software will be adopted for the new
configuration by simple cut-and-paste.
- With F1:
- The wire chambers and the ENGE hodoscopes will be read
by F1 TDCs housed in the spectrometer huts. The readout is not Hall C
standard, however, it is assumed that the Jefferson Lab electronics
group will provide the necessary modules.
In conclusion, it should be safe to state that adopting the current
Hall C DAQ software to the HKS-ENGE configuration does not require new
software development by the collaboration. What will be required is
manpower to modify existing software.
: Data analysis software
: Data acquisition, electronics and
: Data accumulation rate and
目次
Satoshi N. Nakamura
平成16年12月1日