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Title: Status report on Brick: Controller, Mechanics, Power Consumption


1
Status report on Brick Controller, Mechanics,
Power Consumption
  • Work done by
  • Marco Incagli, Franco Spinella, Marco Piendibene
  • Electronics meeting 7/8 feb 2005

2
PART 1 the new HV controller board
3
New HV controller round 1
  • New HV controller received in Pisa Oct, 25 2004
  • To test it, an interface board (made by CAEN),
    that sends the equivalent of LeCroy commands, is
    used
  • First tests on analog part
  • HOT part OK
  • COLD part not working
  • Controller back at CAEN where the problem on COLD
    part was solved
  • Shorts due to some residual soldering material

4
New HV controller round 2
  • Back in Pisa on Nov 15
  • After few tests the controller stops working
  • CAEN engineers come to Pisa and find a chip that
    was exploded presumably a wrong alimentation
    problem (our fault)
  • Controller back at CAEN where the chip is
    replaced
  • At the same time, the maximum possible voltage is
    moved from 1000V to 900V (900/1024 steps)
  • Controller in pisa end of November all
    regulators work fine

5
New HV controller round 3
  • Controller at CERN 9-10 December tests with A.L.
    V.K. using JINFV2 and tracker backplane
  • JINFV2 does not correctly talk with HV controller
  • Try to reproduce the problem in Pisa and then
    study the problem together with CAEN engineers
  • For this we need the ECAL backplane
  • The EBP arrives in Pisa end of december

6
New HV controller round 4
Setting voltages with A.L. program
  • The system with EPPCANEBPJINF2EHV is mounted
    and tested
  • Software from Lebedev, re-written by M.I.

Keithley readout (20channels)
EPPCAN interface
7
New HV controller round 4
JINF
New EHV controller
10 PMTs
Data cable
  • EBP

8
New HV controller round 4
  • CAEN engineers come to Pisa and identify the
    problem in the ACTEL code (their fault) ?
    synchronization ? see talk of Spinella
  • Controller back to CAEN, ACTEL chips (AB)
    unsoldered
  • Only one is mounted back in order to have another
    possible test on the same board for an eventual
    re-programming

9
New HV controller round 5
  • Controller with new ACTEL in Pisa Jan, 24
  • Communication problem carefully tested
  • With correct commands, the Brick always responds
    correctly (intensively tested sending million of
    commands and checking the answer)
  • With pathological commands, the controller stops
    working, until a software reset (64 NULL commands
    in a row) is issued ? possible critical point

10
New HV controller current situation
  • HV controller is currently winning, but we have a
    few more rounds to go
  • Brick tests scheduled for 9/10 feb at CERN with
    A.L.V.K.
  • If CAEN has the green light, and no reprogramming
    (and retesting!) is needed, they can put the
    second ACTEL on board in two working days
  • Once both ACTELs are onboard, we can make other
    tests, like swithcing on both A and B sections
    and sending commands on both lines, while waiting
    for the mechanics

11
PART 2 power consumption
12
Brick power consumption
  • Current drawn with only 1 section operative (A or
    B) and all PMTs at 800 V (at t0 normal voltage
    is 700V, but it may increase with time)
  • 3.3V ? 0.09A 5.0V ? 0.09A 28V ? 0.32A
  • Ptot 3.30.09 50.09 280.32 9.8 W
  • In worst case scenario (no commands arrive at
    EHV) both sections are on and elevators set to
    maximum voltage (reference voltage and transient
    time tbd)
  • 3.3V ? 0.15A 5.0V ? 0.2A 28V ? 0.45A
  • Ptot 3.30.15 50.2 280.45 14.1 W

13
Power drop at EHV and at PMT level
  • We have measured the current drawn by a PMT set
    at 800 V . The total output power (drop at PMT
    level) is
  • Pout 800V 0.160mA 55 7W
  • Therefore the power drop at EHV level is
  • Pdrop Ptot Pout 9.8W 7W 2.8W in
    standard conditions
  • Pdrop Ptot Pout 14.1W 7W 7.1W in worst
    case scenario

14
PART 3 mechanics and SQ tests
15
Mechanics and SQ tests
  • Mechanics is the same for all bricks
    (TOFRICHECAL)
  • IAC institute, in Canarie islands, will build the
    mechanics for EHV (thanks to Berdugo who is
    following the job)
  • The first prototype, to be used for EHV QM tests,
    will be done by in Pisa CIEMAT, Madrid
  • SQ tests, vibrationEMI(TVT), can be done in
    Terni ? mechanical fixtures must be built.
    Necessary before ordering FM, which take 8 months
    to build!
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