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Report number ATL-DAQ-PROC-2008-002 ; ATL-COM-DAQ-2008-012
Title Digital signal integrity and stability in the ATLAS Level-1 Calorimeter Trigger
Author(s) Achenbach, R (Kirchhoff Inst. Phys.) ; Adragna, P ; Aharrouche, M ; Andrei, V ; Åsman, B ; Barnett, B M ; Bauss, B ; Bendel, M ; Bohm, C ; Booth, J R A ; Bracinik, J ; Brawn, I P ; Charlton, D G ; Childers, J T ; Collins, N J ; Curtis, C J ; Davis, A O ; Eckweiler, S ; Eisenhandler, E F ; Faulkner, P J W ; Fleckner, J ; Föhlisch, F ; Gee, C N P ; Gillman, A R ; Goringer, C ; Groll, M ; Hadley, D R ; Hanke, P ; Hellman, S ; Hidvegi, A ; Hillier, S J ; Johansen, M ; Kluge, E E ; Kühl, T ; Landon, M ; Lendermann, V ; Lilley, J N ; Mahboubi, K ; Mahout, G ; Meier, K ; Middleton, R P ; Moa, T ; Morris, J D ; Müller, F ; Neusiedl, A ; Ohm, C ; Oltmann, B ; Perera, V J O ; Prieur, D P F ; Qian, W ; Rieke, S ; Rühr, F ; Sankey, D P C ; Schäfer, U ; Schmitt, K ; Schultz-Coulon, H C ; Silverstein, S ; Sjölin, J ; Staley, R J ; Stamen, R ; Stockton, M C ; Tan, C L A ; Tapprogge, S ; Thomas, J P ; Thompson, P D ; Watkins, P M ; Watson, A ; Weber, P ; Wessels, M ; Wildt, M
Imprint 31 Sep 2008. - 5 p.
Note this note was endorsed by the TDAQ project leader
In: Proceedings of the Topical Workshop on Electronics for Particle Physics, pp.143-147
DOI 10.5170/CERN-2008-008.143
Subject category Detectors and Experimental Techniques
Accelerator/Facility, Experiment CERN LHC ; ATLAS
Free keywords trigger ; level-1 ; calorimeter ; digital
Abstract The ATLAS Level-1 calorimeter trigger is a hardware-based system with the goal of identifying high-pT objects and to measure total and missing ET in the ATLAS calorimeters within an overall latency of 2.5 microseconds. This trigger system is composed of the Preprocessor which digitises about 7200 analogue input channels and two digital processors to identify high-pT signatures and to calculate the energy sums. The digital part consists of multi-stage, pipelined custom-built modules. The high demands on connectivity between the initial analogue stage and digital part and between the custom-built modules are presented. Furthermore the techniques to establish timing regimes and verify connectivity and stable operation of these digital links will be described.

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