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Electronic Log for Electronics Development
Electronic Log for Electronics Development
== UCL ==
=== Joe ===
==== Read out Hamamatsu S17285 with NI-DAQ ====
* Install LabView on PBT Intel MacBook Pro.
* Set up NI-DAQ USB6366 to output test patterns on selected pins:
** Write custom VI to output chosen frequency test patterns (different on each pin).
** Test output with scope.
* Replicate Saad's DDC232 slides with detailed signals for communicating with S17285.
* Communicate with S17285 with NI-DAQ...
=== Febian ===
==== Replicate Raspberry Pi/USB104 readout with Kria and IC KriaDAQ board ====
* Implement USB-C cable tester using IC KriaDAQ:
** Output test signals from single USB-C port (FW only?): '''Andy Rose/Matt Warren/Erdem Motuk'''.
** Test signals for each channel with ''different'' frequency.
** Use LVDS pairs for 5 differential pairs; check existing firmware for single-ended signals.
** Measure output with scope.
** Set up IPBus communication between PS and PL: talk to '''David Sankey'''.
** Read output with second USB-C connection.
** Collect output and "display" with PS.
* Migrate USB104 firmware and FTDI C++ code to Kria:
** Connect DDC board via USB-C: check for power!
** Send configuration and read back test pattern.
** Adapt buffer for Kria hardware: '''Andy Rose/Matt Warren'''.
** Read back live photodiode output from DDC board.
** Read back live photodiode output from 4 DDC boards.
* Extend readout to multiple KriaDAQ USB-C connectors.
** Single board each on 2 connectors.
** 4 boards each on 2 connectors.
** Extend to 5 USB-C connectors.
* Control readout with web GUI.
==== Design and Implement firmware for SciFi readout ====


== Oxford ==
== Oxford ==
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[mailto:duncan.parker@imperial.ac.uk Duncan Parker]
[mailto:duncan.parker@imperial.ac.uk Duncan Parker]
[mailto:m.saleh@imperial.ac.uk Munir Saleh]


=== QuADProBe FPGA Upgrade ===
=== QuADProBe FPGA Upgrade ===
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* Kria available off-the-shelf but carrier board needed
* Kria available off-the-shelf but carrier board needed
* Imperial to design carrier board with multiple I/O for QuADProBe:
* Imperial to design carrier board with multiple I/O for QuADProBe:
 
** [https://imperiallondon-my.sharepoint.com/:f:/r/personal/awr01_ic_ac_uk/Documents/KriaDAQ Imperial One-drive folder for Kria DAQ Documents]
==== IO specification====
** [https://imperiallondon-my.sharepoint.com/:p:/r/personal/awr01_ic_ac_uk/Documents/KriaDAQ/QUARC%20evolution.pptx?d=w174b6813c4c74a809a787aaea406ed28 Evolution of QuARC Electronics (PPTX)]
 
** [https://imperiallondon-my.sharepoint.com/:w:/r/personal/awr01_ic_ac_uk/Documents/KriaDAQ/Specification.docx?d=w07d339959a8449428d3d68664ff5b519 SPECIFICATION DOCUMENT (DOCX)]
* Connections for AMD Kria K26 system-on-module
* 11 "USB-C" IO connector
** Vertical right-angle ("flag") connector
** 5x differential-pairs, at-least one connected to HP clock-capable pins
** 4x single-ended, to 3v3 HD pins
** 20V power - power-enable, O/V and O/C protection
* 1 “USB-C” IO connector
** Vertical right-angle (“flag”) connector
** 3x differential-pairs, connected to HP global-clock pins
** 4x single-ended, to 3v3 HD pins
** 20V power - power-enable, O/V and O/C protection
* GbE via RJ45
* 2 x M.2 SATA disk
** M key (B key compatible - assembly-time choice of connector)
** SATA SSD or 2-lane Gen-2 PCIe (requires polarity flip of RX in Kria config)
** 2230, 2242, 2260 & 2280 mounting holes
* uSD card
* RPI5-compatable PCIe
** 16-pin, single-sided, 0.5mm pitch FFC
** Connect to PL GTH transceivers
* SFP cage & connector
** Connect to PL GTH transceivers
** Do-not-fit on initial design
* Debug header
** USB-C connector → Breakout board
** PS Switches
** PS LEDs
** PS UART
 
==== Power specification ====
 
* USB-C power connection – 5A @ 20V
** Requires negotiation
* Barrel-jack fall-back power
* Hold-up caps
* 2-pin fan-header
 
==== Mechanical specification ====
 
* As low-profile as possible
* Not overly constrained in lateral dimensions – as compact as reasonably possible
* Mounting holes
* Heatsink?
* All connector on one edge?
** Except RPI PCIe (and fan-header if used)
 
==== To-do ====
 
* Swap USBs to flag-type
* Make power switches disabled by default (pull-up on En# lines)
* I2C for power negotiator
** 20V USB-C PD/DC power input
** 11 x USB-C sockets connected to PL for detector interface

Latest revision as of 13:47, 8 April 2026

Electronic Log for Electronics Development

UCL

Joe

Read out Hamamatsu S17285 with NI-DAQ

  • Install LabView on PBT Intel MacBook Pro.
  • Set up NI-DAQ USB6366 to output test patterns on selected pins:
    • Write custom VI to output chosen frequency test patterns (different on each pin).
    • Test output with scope.
  • Replicate Saad's DDC232 slides with detailed signals for communicating with S17285.
  • Communicate with S17285 with NI-DAQ...

Febian

Replicate Raspberry Pi/USB104 readout with Kria and IC KriaDAQ board

  • Implement USB-C cable tester using IC KriaDAQ:
    • Output test signals from single USB-C port (FW only?): Andy Rose/Matt Warren/Erdem Motuk.
    • Test signals for each channel with different frequency.
    • Use LVDS pairs for 5 differential pairs; check existing firmware for single-ended signals.
    • Measure output with scope.
    • Set up IPBus communication between PS and PL: talk to David Sankey.
    • Read output with second USB-C connection.
    • Collect output and "display" with PS.
  • Migrate USB104 firmware and FTDI C++ code to Kria:
    • Connect DDC board via USB-C: check for power!
    • Send configuration and read back test pattern.
    • Adapt buffer for Kria hardware: Andy Rose/Matt Warren.
    • Read back live photodiode output from DDC board.
    • Read back live photodiode output from 4 DDC boards.
  • Extend readout to multiple KriaDAQ USB-C connectors.
    • Single board each on 2 connectors.
    • 4 boards each on 2 connectors.
    • Extend to 5 USB-C connectors.
  • Control readout with web GUI.

Design and Implement firmware for SciFi readout

Oxford

Pete Hastings

Mark Jones

Power supply board

Ready for experimental visit to Trento, 28th September 2025

  • Power distribution board required for QuARC.
  • Provide power for Raspberry Pi and DDC boards from single DC input:
    • 5V/5A for Raspberry Pi via USB-C
    • >7.5V (5A?) for DDC board daisy chain via 2.5mm barrel
  • Single USB-C PD input: 20V/5A
    • Needs USB-C PD voltage negotiation chip
  • Fallback option with 20V DC 2.5mm barrel jack input
  • LEDs to indicate each voltage is provided correctly:
    • 20V input
    • 5V to Raspberry Pi
    • >7.5V to DDC boards
  • Should be able to switch off LEDs
  • Necessary to switch between input power supplies?
  • Ensure both power outputs stable: no drop-outs!
    • Potential for USB-C PD to drop out when voltage renegotiated?

DDC Photodiode Board Rev.G

Upon completion of power distribution board

Scintillating Fibre Profile Monitor Front-end Boards

Upon completion of Rev.F board

  • Integration of scintillating fibre profile monitor based on design from Blake Leverington, University of Heidelberg
  • Hamamatsu S17285 photodiode arrays to couple to scintillating fibres
  • Interface board needed between USB-C connection from FPGA and photodiode arrays
  • Acquire data; distribute timing signals

Imperial

Andy Rose

Duncan Parker

Munir Saleh

QuADProBe FPGA Upgrade

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