CMS/CERN. Mar, 2002HCAL TriDAS1 HCAL TPG and Readout CMS HCAL Readout Status CERN Drew Baden University of Maryland March 2002

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CMS/CERN. Mar, 2002HCAL TriDAS1 HCAL TPG and Readout CMS HCAL Readout Status CERN Drew Baden University of Maryland March see also:

CMS/CERN. Mar, 2002HCAL TriDAS2 Readout Crate Changes Outside world – slow monitoring, controls…. –Bit3 PCI/VME interface Known quantity –3U Rack Computer Dual processor DELL, fast PCI bus –Chris Tully to take responsibility –I’m keeping track of M&S for operations Not yet added to WBS (I think….) UIC/HRC replaced by TTC/Clock Fanout –“HRC” did some of the above –Clock fanout is critical for VME crate functions –Fanout to all HTRs Fewer HTR/crate –Mapping considerations –Dual-width DCC considerations Not yet settled. I don’t like it…but we’ll see… 20 m Copper Links 1 Gb/s DAQ Calorimeter Regional Trigger BIT3BIT3 Gbit 1.6 Gb/s FanOut FanOut HTRHTR Front End Electronics HTRHTR D C (s) HTRHTR HTRHTR... TTC fiber

CMS/CERN. Mar, 2002HCAL TriDAS3 H CAL T RIGGER and R EADOUT Card No functional changes since Dec-2001 I/O on front panel: –Inputs: Raw data: 16 digital serial fibers from QIE, 3 HCAL channels per fiber = 48 HCAL channels –Inputs: Timing (clock, orbit marker, etc.) PECL –Outputs: DAQ data output to DCC Two connector running LVDS TPG (Trigger Primitive Generator, HCAL Tower info to L1) via P2/P3 –Use aux card to hold Tx daughterboards –Via shielded twisted pair/Vitesse FPGA logic implements: –Level 1 Path: Trigger primitive preparation Transmission to Level 1 –Level 2/DAQ Path: Buffering for Level 1 Decision No filtering or crossing determination necessary Transmission to DCC for Level 2/DAQ readout

CMS/CERN. Mar, 2002HCAL TriDAS4 6U HTR Demonstrator Demonstrator Status Demonstrator –6U HTR, Front-end emulator Data, LHC structure, CLOCK 800 Mbps HP G-Links works like a champ Dual LCs –This system is working. FEE sends clock to HTR, bypasses TTC HCAL FNAL source calibration studies in progress Backup boards for ’02 testbeam –Decision taken 3/02 on this (more…) –Anticipate we will abandon this card for testbeam –DCC full 9U implementation FEE  HTR  DCC  S-Link  CPU working –Will NOT demonstrate HTR firmware functionality as planned Move to 1.6 Gbps costs engineering time Firmware under development now 6U FEE

CMS/CERN. Mar, 2002HCAL TriDAS5 P1 DeS OPTICAL Rx (8 LC) P2 LVDS Tx P3 SLB -PMC Trigger output 48 Trigger Towers 9U Board DeS FPGA Xilinx Vertex-2 DeS 8 FE fibers 24 QIE-ch’s to DCC OPTICAL Rx (8 LC) 8 FE fibers 24 QIE-ch’s to DCC FPGA Xilinx Vertex-2 Throughput: 17 Gb/s Latency: + 2 T CK HTR “Dense” Scheme

CMS/CERN. Mar, 2002HCAL TriDAS6 “Dense” HTR Dense (48 channel) scheme is now the baseline –Money Fewer boards! –Programmable logic vs. hardware Avoid hardware MUXs Maintain synchronicity –Single FPGA per 8 channels Both L1/TPG and L1A/DCC processing –Next generation FPGAs will have deserializers built in Xilinx Vertex-2 PRO and Altera Stratix announced Saves $500/board  $100k ~20 connections to deserializer reduced to 1 connection at 1.6 GHz Single clock would serve 8 deserializers Probably won’t get to have any of these chips until summer 02….schedule may not permit –We will keep our eye on this –48 channels x 18 HTR x LVDS Tx to DCC exceeds DCC input bandwidth So, need 2 DCC/crate (but fewer crates)

CMS/CERN. Mar, 2002HCAL TriDAS7 Prototype Status TPG transmission changed –From SLB mezzanine cards to Backplane aux card Solves mechanical problems concerning the large cables to Wesley 1.6 GHz link –Wider traces, improved ground planes, power filtering, etc. –Deserializer RefClock fanout –TTC daughterboard changed to TTC ASIC –Fixed TI deserializer footprint problem –Clocking fixes Next iteration estimate –Submit in 2 weeks –Stuffed and returned –by April 1 OLD DESIGN FPGA+8 deserializers Dual LC Fiber Connector TTC and Clock distribution Out to DCC VME FPGA

CMS/CERN. Mar, 2002HCAL TriDAS8 Current Hardware Status HTR 1.6 GHz link is the hardest part –Made a “LinkOnly” board –2 dual LCs feeding 4 TI deserializers TI TLK2501 TRANSCEIVER 8B/10B decoding 2.5Volts 80MHz frame clock –20 bits/frame –Internal use only –This board works. We “know” how to do the link now –Did not test the tracker NGK option 2 deSerializers Dual LC (Stratos) Receivers NGK “Tracker” Dual LC (Stratos) Transceiver

CMS/CERN. Mar, 2002HCAL TriDAS9 HTR Issues Optical link –Stratus LC’s work well, available, not very expensive, probably will get cheaper. –“Tracker solution”? We think no…this option appears to be dead. NGK/Optobahn not responsive Time scales for HTR is this summer –Tracker group has kept us at arms length with respect to vendors –Anticipate much ado about getting quotes and signing orders – schedule risk is too great Savings is approximately $50/channel ($150k overall) –Expect LC’s to get cheaper…will the NGK? Clocking –Jitter requirements are surprising – refclk needs to be 80MHz ± ~30kHz to lock and stay locked. This is because we are using a Transceiver, not a Receiver –TI does not have a Receiver – this is Gigabit ethernet, so it’s meant for 2-way We can implement in 2 ways –Onboard crystal –PECL clock fanout Will have both for next iteration, board that will be in the testbeam summer ’02

CMS/CERN. Mar, 2002HCAL TriDAS10 HTR Clocking TTC provides input clock for the VME crate modules. Clocks needed: –DCC not critical –HTR: Deserializers (16) need 80MHz clock with ~40ps pkpk jitter TPG transmission needs 40MHz clock with ~100ps pkpk jitter Pipeline needs 40MHz clock synchronous with data transmission Options – eliminate: –80MHz crystal (eliminates 1 Mux) –TTC Fanout Board clock to deserializers (eliminates 1  2 Fanout and 1 Mux) –We will see what we learn at the Testbeam ‘02 TTC Fanout Board TTC Clock/BC0 PECL Fanouts to HTRs HTR Board TTCrx SLB Board 40 MHz Clock/2 80 MHz 80 MHz LVPECL Crystal 1 to 8 Fanout deserializersdeserializers MUX 1  2 Fanout

CMS/CERN. Mar, 2002HCAL TriDAS11 HTR Schedule Testbeam Run May/June 02 May 02 OK? Checkout 2-3 FTE months April 02 In parallel Fix 2 FTE weeks Prototype 4/1/02 Next iteration requires less checkout time…. Production Checkout 3-6 FTE month FPGA coding ongoing Testbeam Phase Production Phase Production Run Fall 02 Production Prototype May 02 Prepare Prod’n Prototype 1 FTE month April 02 Testbeam Phase –Next Checkout: 3 months –Fix problems: 0.5 months –Next checkout if needed: 1 month Production Phase –Prep for next pre-production run: 1 month –Checkout for production prototype: 1 month –Production checkout: 3-6 months FPGA coding: 6 months ? Total: 1.5 FTE years, around $180k Integration: ongoing…difficult to say Checkout Prod’n Prototype 1 FTE month Jun-Aug 02 Cards at CERN July 1 at latest

CMS/CERN. Mar, 2002HCAL TriDAS12 Current Project Timeline Production Slice Test I FNAL source calib. Test Beam Jun-Sep 2004 Vertex-2 PRO or Altera Stratix Global clocking scheme Clock jitter STILL SOME UNCERTAINTIES… Demonstrator Project 1.6 GHz Link Done Pre-Prod Installation Begins between March and Sept 2003

CMS/CERN. Mar, 2002HCAL TriDAS13 Data from 18 HTR cards 6 PC-MIP mezzanine cards - 3 LVDS Rx per card DAQ PMC Logic Board Buffers 1000 Events PCI Interfaces P2 P0 P1 D ATA C ONCENTRATOR C ARD Motherboard/daughterboard design: –VME motherboard to accommodate PCI interfaces (to PMC and PC-MIP) VME interface In production (all parts in house) –PC-MIP cards for data input 3 LVDS inputs per card 6 cards per DCC (= 18 inputs) Engineering R&D courtesy of D  In production (purchasing underway) –Logic mezzanine card for Event Building, Monitoring, Error- checking S-Link64 output to TPG/DCC and DAQ Fast busy, overflow to TTS Giant Xilinx Vertex (XC2V1000) –Transmission to L2/DAQ via S-Link TPG DCC TTCrx “Fast” (Busy, etc)

CMS/CERN. Mar, 2002HCAL TriDAS14 Current Status DCC Motherboard VME Motherboard –Production starting –5 prototypes in hand for CMS. –All production parts bought –PCB / Assembly order ~ May ‘02

CMS/CERN. Mar, 2002HCAL TriDAS15 Current Status DCC Logic Board and LRBs PC-MIP Link Receiver –Design approved except for change to RJ-45 connector for links –Final prototype PCBs on order Production parts on order –Production to start ~ June ‘02 Logic Board – final prototype –Decisions about S-Link Data Width / Card location –Expect final PCB design late CY 2002 –Production in early 2003; driven by final decisions about functionality

CMS/CERN. Mar, 2002HCAL TriDAS16 Fanout of TTC info: –Both TTC channels fanout to each HTR and DCC –Separate fanout of clock/BC0 for TPG synchronization “daSilva” scheme Single width VME module HCAL TIMING FANOUT Module

CMS/CERN. Mar, 2002HCAL TriDAS17 Testbeam Clocking The only sane thing is to run the entire setup from a single high purity clock –TTC input is single-ended LIMO. –Source of “our clock” had better be clean. –Chris will make us a 6U VME board 35MHz crystal, care taken on transmitter. Will be in same VME crate as TTC Can also put 30MHz, 37MHz, 40MHz…jump selected for playing around We will have the same high quality clock for Tx and Rx –HTR will have Crystals as a backup just in case…. “Our Clock” TTC System Single-ended Front End Fiber Readout Crate Fiber Data, QIE  HTR

CMS/CERN. Mar, 2002HCAL TriDAS18 Cost to Completion – M&S Not much change in DCC, VME Rack, VME Crate unit costs HTR cost increases by ~7% –$320/board due to: $100/board due to quality requirements on traces (need constant impedance lines) $100/board for clock circuitry (Xtal, PECL stuff, etc.) $120/board for LC’s (old estimate was based on quads, but we’re going with duals) –Addition of HTR backplane card to support 48 channel HTR – net savings –Cost decreases will surely come, but we don’t know now. LC’s will only go down in price TI deserializers are transceivers, receivers will be cheaper, TI will have to compete…FPGAs w/deserializers…. HRC replaced by TTC Fanout + Bit3 + Crate CPU Mapping really constrains us –Some HTR will not be full of SLBs Still requires 1 SLB transition card per HTR –Some crates will not be full of HTRs Original cost had up to 18 HTR/crate, now it’s around 14 –Results in a few more crates than 9/01 cost estimate

CMS/CERN. Mar, 2002HCAL TriDAS19 Cost to Completion – M&S (cont) Item9/013/02 UnitTotal ($k)UnitTotal ($k)Comment HTR$4.8k$1043$5.1k$1128Includes LED cards plus 7% increase per card VME Crates$5.5k$ 72No change$ 883 more crates from mapping considerations VME Racks$3k$ 18No change$ 242 more racks, 2 crates/rack DCC$5k$ 150No Change$ 1803 more crates, 2 DCC/crate TPG: SLB+TPG Cables+SLB_HEX $100+$100+$0$ 110$100+$100+$300$ 176SLB transition boards, already added to “HRC”$5k$ 85Old project, changed to… TTC Fanout$1.5k$ 40Current UIC project, based on best guess for Fanout Bit3 (VME+PCI cards + fiber) $3.8k/crate$ 61Not accounted for in HCAL TriDAS Lehman 2000 Rack Computer$2.9k/comp$ 23Not accounted for in HCAL TriDAS Lehman 2000 TOTAL:$1478$1720$242k difference: HTR additions: $85k SLB transition card: $66k added Bit3/Rack Computer: $84k never costed before? More Racks/Crates: $52k due to mapping TTC Fanout: $40k change of task Total Reductions: $85k HRC change of task

CMS/CERN. Mar, 2002HCAL TriDAS20 HTR Itemized Cost (Appendix) Costs as of April 2001…. –12 fibers/card, 3 channels/fiber FPGA (4 per card)$750 PC Board (from D0 project)$200 Fab & Assembly$200 Fiber Receiver (PAROLI)$480 Deserializer receivers$430 Vitesse/LVDS$ 50 Connectors (no P3!)$200 Misc (FIFOs, MUX, VME, etc)$400 Total$2,710 4x$750=$3k  2x$1.2k=$2.4k Tullio doesn’t believe it. Up to $500 Tullio doesn’t believe it. Up to $400 $640 for 16 dual LC’s 8 vs. $580 for 16 TTC/clock circuitry since then X2 = $5420 v. $5120 without reductions Lehman 01 slide

CMS/CERN. Mar, 2002HCAL TriDAS21 Additional M&S Costs Test stands never accounted for –$29k/crate total –Proposal calls for 3 test stands - $87k total FNAL UMD/BU/Princeton CERN –This one used for testbeam and then moved to USCMS electronics area “EM Trigger” –Rohlf estimates 1 crate ($5.5k), 2DCCs ($10k), 12 HTR ($62k) –If we need additional Bit3 and CPU, it’s another $6.7k –Total would be $84k Testbeam –We will be producing HTRs that may, or may not, be final versions. –If so, no problem. If not, additional costs –Estimate around 6 HTR including 2 spares, comes to around $40k

CMS/CERN. Mar, 2002HCAL TriDAS22 Cost to Complete – Effort BU/UIC Difficult to predict –UMD: 1.5 FTE years (previous slide) –BU 1.5 FTE years Testbeam extra work: 3 FTE months Finish DCC prototype (FPGA code): 4 FTE months DCC “final prototype”: 6 FTE months –SLINK64, 2-slot or Transition board… Test engineering: 2 FTE months –“UIC” 1 FTE engineer, should be finished with TTC fanout by Fall 02 FNAL might want to keep him around to help with system clock issues

CMS/CERN. Mar, 2002HCAL TriDAS23 Project Status Summary HTR (Maryland): –6U Demonstrator done –Testbeam Effort OK if no disasters But…integration is going to be a big effort and will interfere with Production effort –Production Effort FPGA coding ongoing Will work on HTR in parallel w/testbeam effort TTC fanout –First board assembled and tested –Next iteration underway - Will be ok for testbeam Crate CPU issues –Chris Tully is playing with Bit3 and DELL 3U rack mounted dual CPU DCC –9U Motherboard done., PCI meets 33MHz spec, Production run beginning –Link Receiver Cards - Built, tested, done. –Logic board Underway. Only issues are FPGA Coding, Backplane card vs. double-width