SDC data acquisition system-requirements and proposed implementation details

E. Barsotti, I. Gaines, A. Lankford
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Summary form only. The trigger systems proposed for the Solenoidal Collaboration Detector (SDC) at the Superconducting Super Collider (SSC) should reduce physics event rates resulting from 63-MHz beam crossings from 10/sup 8/ interactions per second to between 10/sup 3/ and 10/sup 4/ events per second. Estimated event sizes range from one-half to 1 MByte, resulting in typical and maximum data acquisition system required throughput rates of 1 and 10 Gb/s, respectively. Approximately 300 crates and 400 data sources are required to house and transmit event data from the proposed eight front-end and two trigger systems to the data acquisition system's event builder. In order to achieve the very high throughput requirements, new truly parallel techniques using commercial switching networks are proposed for event building and event data flow control. Some estimates of online processing requirements have been as high as 10/sup 6/ VAX-780 equivalents.<>
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SDC数据采集系统需求及建议实施细节
只有摘要形式。超导超级对撞机(SSC)上的螺线管协作探测器(SDC)提出的触发系统应该能将63-MHz波束交叉导致的物理事件速率从每秒10/sup 8/次减少到每秒10/sup 3/到10/sup 4/次之间。估计的事件大小范围从0.5到1mbyte,导致典型和最大数据采集系统所需的吞吐率分别为1和10gb /s。大约需要300个板条箱和400个数据源来容纳和传输来自提议的8个前端系统和2个触发系统的事件数据到数据采集系统的事件构建器。为了达到非常高的吞吐量要求,提出了利用商业交换网络进行事件构建和事件数据流控制的新的真正并行技术。一些在线处理需求估计高达10/sup / VAX-780当量。
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