Speaker
Peter Leban
(I-Tech)
Description
There is a population of instruments built around Zynq7020 covering
several applications: beam position (storage ring, linear), photon beam
position, beam loss monitoring and as simple as digitizer.
Laboratories, such as INFN, SPring-8 and PAL require higher sampling
rates, more flexibility in the analog front-end and wider choice of
connectivity (e.g. optical). The next generation of Zynq XX based
instruments might be built as independent digital and analog front-end
while retaining the software infrastructure that supports EPICS, TANGO
and other clients out of the box.
Possible candidates are the cavity BPM electronics and multi-channel
digitizer, both with 250 MHz to 500 MHz sampling rates and optional
exchangeable analog front end.
Primary author
Peter Leban
(I-Tech)
