Introduction to TDAQ Sessions at CEPC Workshop

 
Introduction to the TDAQ
sessions
 
 
David Newbold(UKRI), Chris BEE(Stony Brook/BNL),
Zhen-An LIU(IHEP)*
TDAQ Session CEPC Workshop 2020
SJTU/Shanghai, Oct. 28 2020
 
Many Thanks to the contributors
 
The Conveners are grateful
to the presenters
Time difference are taken
into account to avoid
inconvenience to the
presenters, we apologize if
still not
Detailed discussion will be
in the second session
 
2020/10/28
 
CEPC WS2020/TDAQ Introduction
 
2
 
Purpose: New iteration of
understanding of the sub-detectors
 
8 Talks from all detectors
Data Volume and channel count under different
machine running modes
Higgs
W
Z
New assumptions about readout bandwidths and
readout implementation and power consumption
Any zero suppression or compression they might carry
out at the front end
No
YES, then how
 
2020/10/28
 
CEPC WS2020/TDAQ Introduction
 
3
 
Clearer requirements to TDAQ
 
8 Talks from all detectors
Needs for control and timing signals in FEE
Clocks, Synch,BC0,L1A,SC,…
Any views/preferences on readout style(triggered
or trigger-less readout)
Trigger sequential readout
Continuous sequential readout
Non-sequential readout
 
2020/10/28
 
CEPC WS2020/TDAQ Introduction
 
4
 
Morning/Afternoon for Time Zone
 
Morning
1.
Requirement from the LumiCal,                   Suen Hou (IPAS)
2.
Requirement from the Vertex Detector,     Wei Wei (IHEP)
3.
Requirement from the TPC,
 
                         Huirong Qi (IHEP)
4.
Requirement from both ECAL & HCAL,
 
      Yong LIU (IHEP)
Afternoon
1.
Requirement to from Drift chamber,
  
Franco Grancagnolo
(INFN-Lecce)
2.
Requirement from  DR Calorimeter,            Roberto Ferrari (INFN)
3.
Requirement from  Muon detector,            Paolo Giacomelli
(INFN-Bo)
4.
Requirement from Silicon Tracker,               Jens Dopke (STFC RAL)
 
 
2020/10/28
 
CEPC WS2020/TDAQ Introduction
 
5
 
Special Technology on readout
 
Pixel readout technologies and the challenges
for the future
By Maurice Garcia-Sciveres (LBNL)
 
2020/10/28
 
CEPC WS2020/TDAQ Introduction
 
6
 
Special Technology on Hardware
Trigger-less System
 
LHCb Software-Only Trigger
By Dorothea vom Bruch(LPNHE)
 
2020/10/28
 
CEPC WS2020/TDAQ Introduction
 
7
 
Special Technology on Software trigger
 
ATLAS HLT tracking optimization
By Mark Sutton(Sussex)
 
2020/10/28
 
CEPC WS2020/TDAQ Introduction
 
8
 
Special Technology on TCDS
 
Precision timing distribution systems and their
current performance
By Eduardo Brandao De Souza Mendes(CERN)
 
2020/10/28
 
CEPC WS2020/TDAQ Introduction
 
9
 
Discussions on DCDS/TDAQ
 
Accelerator interface with DCTD
Machine Clock/Synchronization Signals
BC0, revolution,
TDAQ status feedback
Readout Structure
IHEP Experience and Application in Belle II and CMS
Which one prefer?
Micro-TCA(MTCA)  or
Customized ATCA or
xTCA (ATCA-PICMG3.8/MTCA.4) or
Other standard?
 
2020/10/28
 
CEPC WS2020/TDAQ Introduction
 
10
 
Discussions on DCDS/TDAQ(cont.)
 
Online networking and computing
Hardware/Firmware Technologies
Common hardware(backend readout)
FPGA/GPU/… based processor
Common Firmware
Software DEV platform
Prototypes development
Welcome for R&D
How to collaborate
Demo System development
Components
Key modules R&D
Task sharing
Other more issues
 
2020/10/28
 
CEPC WS2020/TDAQ Introduction
 
11
 
Next step
 
After we can gather the updated requirements
from all sub-detectors, we will review them for
consistency, and to inform what future work is
needed on TDAQ.
 
2020/10/28
 
CEPC WS2020/TDAQ Introduction
 
12
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This session introduces the TDAQ (Trigger and Data Acquisition) aspects at the CEPC Workshop, featuring talks on sub-detectors, data volume, readout implementations, and more. Clear requirements from various detectors are discussed, along with special technologies in pixel readout. Time zone adjustments are made for presenter convenience.

  • TDAQ Sessions
  • CEPC Workshop
  • Sub-detectors
  • Data Volume
  • Readout Technologies

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  1. Introduction to the TDAQ sessions David Newbold(UKRI), Chris BEE(Stony Brook/BNL), Zhen-An LIU(IHEP)* TDAQ Session CEPC Workshop 2020 SJTU/Shanghai, Oct. 28 2020

  2. Many Thanks to the contributors The Conveners are grateful to the presenters Time difference are taken into account to avoid inconvenience to the presenters, we apologize if still not Detailed discussion will be in the second session 2020/10/28 CEPC WS2020/TDAQ Introduction 2

  3. Purpose: New iteration of understanding of the sub-detectors 8 Talks from all detectors Data Volume and channel count under different machine running modes Higgs W Z New assumptions about readout bandwidths and readout implementation and power consumption Any zero suppression or compression they might carry out at the front end No YES, then how 2020/10/28 CEPC WS2020/TDAQ Introduction 3

  4. Clearer requirements to TDAQ 8 Talks from all detectors Needs for control and timing signals in FEE Clocks, Synch,BC0,L1A,SC, Any views/preferences on readout style(triggered or trigger-less readout) Trigger sequential readout Continuous sequential readout Non-sequential readout 2020/10/28 CEPC WS2020/TDAQ Introduction 4

  5. Morning/Afternoon for Time Zone Morning 1. 2. 3. 4. Afternoon 1. Requirement from the LumiCal, Suen Hou (IPAS) Requirement from the Vertex Detector, Wei Wei (IHEP) Requirement from the TPC, Requirement from both ECAL & HCAL, Huirong Qi (IHEP) Yong LIU (IHEP) Requirement to from Drift chamber, (INFN-Lecce) Requirement from DR Calorimeter, Roberto Ferrari (INFN) Requirement from Muon detector, Paolo Giacomelli (INFN-Bo) Requirement from Silicon Tracker, Franco Grancagnolo 2. 3. 4. Jens Dopke (STFC RAL) 2020/10/28 CEPC WS2020/TDAQ Introduction 5

  6. Special Technology on readout Pixel readout technologies and the challenges for the future By Maurice Garcia-Sciveres (LBNL) 2020/10/28 CEPC WS2020/TDAQ Introduction 6

  7. Special Technology on Hardware Trigger-less System LHCb Software-Only Trigger By Dorothea vom Bruch(LPNHE) 2020/10/28 CEPC WS2020/TDAQ Introduction 7

  8. Special Technology on Software trigger ATLAS HLT tracking optimization By Mark Sutton(Sussex) 2020/10/28 CEPC WS2020/TDAQ Introduction 8

  9. Special Technology on TCDS Precision timing distribution systems and their current performance By Eduardo Brandao De Souza Mendes(CERN) 2020/10/28 CEPC WS2020/TDAQ Introduction 9

  10. Discussions on DCDS/TDAQ Accelerator interface with DCTD Machine Clock/Synchronization Signals BC0, revolution, TDAQ status feedback Readout Structure IHEP Experience and Application in Belle II and CMS Which one prefer? Micro-TCA(MTCA) or Customized ATCA or xTCA (ATCA-PICMG3.8/MTCA.4) or Other standard? 2020/10/28 CEPC WS2020/TDAQ Introduction 10

  11. Discussions on DCDS/TDAQ(cont.) Online networking and computing Hardware/Firmware Technologies Common hardware(backend readout) FPGA/GPU/ based processor Common Firmware Software DEV platform Prototypes development Welcome for R&D How to collaborate Demo System development Components Key modules R&D Task sharing Other more issues 2020/10/28 CEPC WS2020/TDAQ Introduction 11

  12. Next step After we can gather the updated requirements from all sub-detectors, we will review them for consistency, and to inform what future work is needed on TDAQ. 2020/10/28 CEPC WS2020/TDAQ Introduction 12

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