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GTU design update: William Gu

 

Slide 3:

 

Jeff: is that possible for us to retire risk mitigation for dedicated fiber for GTU->TOFs? And whether we would need to double the lpGBT for the clock.

William: requires lpGBT testing. Jo's test and lpGBT team talk suggest jitter is low, 1.6ps

Tonko: please test the phase stability too

 

Tonko: we would need 600 TOF links to include all AC-LGAD

 

 

Slide 4:

William: The clock link utilizes one of five active fiber links to FLX155, which is directly routed to PLL on FELIX (option ATLAS group adopted from ePIC suggestion)

Tonko/Jeff: FPGA_HPIO and FPGA_HPIO on the GTU box should be swapped.

 

 

Tonko/Williiam: A 9.85 MHz clock is used on the dedicated clock link instead of the EIC beam collision clock of 98.5 MHz. This is aimed to allow for simpler phase alignment for the FELIX-generated 39.4MHz and 98.5MHz clock and avoid a clock divider on FELIXes  

 

 

Slide 5:

Jin: one precedence for multiple FPGA to support many MGT links + SoC is the ATLAS gFEX board: DOI: https://doi.org/10.22323/1.313.0146

 

William FPGA choices recommendation:

  • VP1802 for single FPGA option; stock eval kid did not bring out sufficient IOs
  • 2x UltraScale plus + SoC for multiple FPGA options

William prefers the multi-FPGA option to reduce risk on the PCB design

 

Slide 9:

 

Jin: what is the reset phase stability for the chain?

William: No delay mode was used on the PLL, so no reset phase uncertainty like in MGT recovered clocks.

 

 

Slide B4:

William/Jin: The clock chain for a single channel goes through

  1. AD9510 for generate 9.85MHz clock
  2. Si5395 PLL
  3. AD5330x clock fanout chip
  4. Riser card connector
  5. Riser card clock fanout chip
  6. QSFP -> FELIX
  7. FELIX Si5395 PLL

Each step is expected to introduce a negligible amount of jitter. Nonetheless, it will be important to test the phase/jitter through the whole chain for one or a few channels.

 

 

There are minutes attached to this event. Show them.
    • 1
      Introduction
      Speakers: Fernando Barbosa (JLab), Jeff Landgraf (Brookhaven National Laboratory), Dr Jin Huang (Brookhaven National Lab)
    • 2
      GTU
      Speaker: William Gu (Jefferson Lab)