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- Products & Applications
Volume 4 / Issue 8 |
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Dear Nuclear / Particle Scientist,
CAEN currently proposes 13 NIM/VME powered crates in 35
versions!
Soon to be available, the CAEN VME 8004 is a powered
mini crate ideal for small lab test setups and
experiments.
Highlights
- - 19" x 2U
enclosure
- - 4 slot for 6U x 160mm VME modules
- - 250W
Power Supply
- - Short
circuit protection
- - VME64
J1/J2 monolithic backplane
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Horizontal Ventilation (side to side)
- - Powered by 100÷230 VAC, 50÷60 Hz
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The SY2527
system is the small scale experiment version of the
latest CAEN Universal Multichannel Power Supply System.
This system outlines a completely new approach to power
generation and distribution by allowing to house, in the
same mainframe, a wide range of boards with different
functions such as High/Low Voltage boards, generic I/O
boards (temperature, pressure monitors, etc.) and branch
controllers, where the latter are used to control other
remote generators and distributors.
Modularity, flexibility and reliability are the
key-points of its design, enabling it to meet the
requirements of a wide range of experimental conditions,
which range from those of LHC experiments, where the
system's features find prior application, to those of
other less challenging, but still demanding, High Energy
Physics experiments. The SY2527 mainframe is housed in a
19"-wide, 4U-high euro-mechanics rack and hosts three
main sections.
Highlights
- - Houses up to 6 boards, HV/LV or branch controllers
- Ad-hoc boards and peripheral systems
- Communications via H.S. CAENET, CERN-approved
fieldbuses and TCP/IP
- OPC Server for easy integration in DCS
- Programmable handling of parameters and errors
- Fast, accurate setting and monitoring of channel
parameters
- Sophisticated channel trip handling
- Multilevel management of user profiles
- Live insertion of boards
- Advanced Trip handling
- Hardware current protection
- Secure access to the system via Intranet
- Remote debugging and technical support
- Easy firmware upgrading
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In the
large family of CAEN Waveform Digitizers, a new 32+2
Channel 12bit 5 GS/s Digitizer based on the DRS4 Paul
Scherrer Institute chip design is soon to become
available.
The V1742 is a VME module housing with threshold
Auto-Trigger capabilities. The single ended analog input
signal has a dynamic range of 1 Vpp.
The 2 additional channels can be used to digitize an
external time reference signal (for example a trigger or
the clock) for applications where precise timing is
requested.
The DC offset of the input signal can be adjusted
channel per channel by a programmable 16bit DAC.
The modules features a front panel Clock-In and a PLL
for clock synthesis from internal/external references.
The trigger signal can be provided via the front panel
input as well as via the VMEbus, but it can also be
generated internally.
An Analog Output allows to reproduce the sum of the
input signals as well as the majority or the buffer
occupancy. The Modules VME interface is VME64X compliant
and the data readout can be performed in Single Data
Transfer (D32), 32/64 bit Block Transfer (BLT, MBLT,
2eVME, 2eSST) and 32/64 bit Chained Block Transfer (CBLT).
The boards houses a daisy chainable Optical Link able to
transfer data at 80 MB/s, thus it is possible to connect
up to eight ADC boards (64 ADC channels) to a single
Optical Link Controller (Mod. A2818). Optical Link and
VME access are internally arbitrated.
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