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==[[Digital Gammasphere | ==[[Digital Gammasphere Upgrade Project]]== | ||
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Revision as of 14:12, October 5, 2021
These are the wiki pages for the Digital and the analog Gammasphere Data Acquisition systems (GS DAQs). Procedures for running the DAQs and the data format will be documented here.
The GS DAQ serves the Gammasphere detector array (http://www.phy.anl.gov/gammasphere/), located at the ATLAS accelerator (http://www.phy.anl.gov/atlas), home of the CAlifornium Rare Isotope Breeder Upgrade (CARIBU http://www.phy.anl.gov/atlas/caribu/).
Contact mailto:[email protected] for comments on, and write access to, these wiki pages
Digital Gammasphere Upgrade Project
Original Content prior to the ''Gammasphere Upgrade Project''
The intro section contains an interactive block diagram of the DGS system prior to the 2021 Upgrade Project.
o intro
o list of experimental runs/analysis
o some problems and their solutions
o Beginner Guide to Digitizer Firmware
o handeling removable disks under ESATA
o The DGS/DFMA EPICS Implementation
o Tim Madden software documentation
Hardware
This section outlines the hardware of Gammasphere including detectors and signal processing electronics. There is an interactive picture that is linked to detailed explanations of each detector after the 2021 Upgrade Project. It also contains details of the Liquid Nitrogen (LN) fill system.
Support Devices
Analog Gammasphere
On-Site Experts Only
o Updating Firmware in Digitizers and Triggers
Digitizer hardware features you probably don't know about
- The digitizer has a DAC output.
- The digitizer has a buffer amplifier that drives a copy of the analog signal going into channel 9 to outputs on the front panel. This is a simple analog buffer, no shaping, sampling or anything else.
contact list
Mike Carpenter, mailto:[email protected]
John Anderson, mailto:[email protected]
Michael Oberling, mailto:[email protected]
Torben Lauritsen, mailto:[email protected]
Darek Seweryniak, mailto:[email protected]
Pat Copp, mailto:[email protected]
Amel Korichi, mailto:[email protected]
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