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EB Front-End card upgrade

Alexander Singovski, University of Minnesota

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FNAL Technical Review - Barrel Calorimeter A.Singovski, Aug 29/30 2017

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Legacy ECAL On-detector electronics

FNAL Technical Review - Barrel Calorimeter A.Singovski, Aug 29/30 2017

  • 5x5 crystals readout granularity: Trigger Tower
  • Multi-gain (3 gains) amplifier and 12 bit ADC per crystal
  • Very-Front-End (VFE) card for 5 crystals readout
  • Five VFE cards are connected to one Front-End (FE) card
  • FE card receive Level1 trigger from CMS central trigger system
  • FE card contain data buffers, trigger primitives logics, clock and control logics
  • FE card contain two Giga Optical Link transmitters, 800Mbps each
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Legacy Front End card

FNAL Technical Review - Barrel Calorimeter A.Singovski, Aug 29/30 2017

Per crystal:

  • Pre-amp 3 ranges
  • 12 bit ADC
  • 14 bit data @ 40 MHz
  • 560 Mbps data flow

Per VFE card:

  • 5 crystals
  • 2.8Gbps @ 40 MHz

sampling Per Trigger Tower:

  • 5 VFE cards
  • 14Gbps @ 40 MHz

Optical transmitters 0.8Gbps (GOL) Level 1 trigger

Data flow:

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  • New Front End card will be a relatively simple interface between new fancy

Very Frond End and very smart Off-detector electronics

  • Spike tagging

VFE & Off-detector

  • 30ps time resolution

VFE & Off-detector

  • Crystal – based trigger

Off-detector

  • FE tasks
  • Deliver high precision clock to VFE
  • <30ps time resolution  clock jitter ~5ps
  • Provide

VFE components initialization and control

  • I2C bus
  • 5 VFE – 5 channels per VFE – 1-3 active nodes per channel: TIA, ADC, DTU  up to 60 I2C

nodes

  • Receive data from

VFE via high speed e-links

  • Transmit data off-detector via 10Gbps optical links
  • FE design
  • Based on the components of the CERN GBT and

Versatile link projects

  • First prototypes with GBTx and

VL TrxandTTx, final – with lpGBT and VL+ 4T1Rx

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Upgrade FE card overview

FNAL Technical Review - Barrel Calorimeter A.Singovski, Aug 29/30 2017

Functionality improvements either in VFE or Off-detector

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Upgrade Front End card. Extended VFE performance

FNAL Technical Review - Barrel Calorimeter A.Singovski, Aug 29/30 2017

Per crystal:

  • Pre-amp 2 ranges
  • 12 bit ADC
  • 13 bit data @ 160 MHz
  • 2080 Mbps data flow
  • 1080 Mbps with data

compression Per VFE card:

  • 5 crystals
  • 10.4Gbps @ 160 MHz
  • 5.4Gbps @ 160Mhz @

compression Per Trigger Tower:

  • 5 VFE cards
  • 52Gbps @ 160 MHz
  • 27Gbps @ 160Mhz @

compression Level 1 trigger

Fast link

. . . . . .

Fast link Fast link

Optical transmitters

4.8Gbps (GBTx)

  • x8 with compression
  • x15 without compression
  • r

10.24Gbps (lpGBT)

  • x4 with compression
  • x7 without compression
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Upgrade optical data link: CERN GBT project

FNAL Technical Review - Barrel Calorimeter A.Singovski, Aug 29/30 2017

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GBT extension for phase 2: lpGBT

FNAL Technical Review - Barrel Calorimeter A.Singovski, Aug 29/30 2017

Double link speed and rad. tolerance

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  • 1. Prototype 0: FE demonstrator
  • Optimized for legacy VFE card
  • One GBTx @ one Versatile_Link data transmitter per VFE
  • VFE – FE data link: 5 x 14bit @ 40MHz
  • Test of the different clock distribution schemes
  • 2. Prototype 1: GBTx - based FE
  • Can work with legacy and upgrade VFE @ (40 – 160) MHz
  • One GBTx @ one Versatile_Link transmitter per VFE
  • VFE – FE data: e-links @ (40 – 320) Mbps
  • Precision clock distribution
  • 3. Prototype 2: lpGBT – based FE
  • Optimized for upgrade VFE @ 160MHz
  • Four lpGBT @ 4T1Rx VL+
  • VFE-FE data: e-links @ (320 – 1280) Mbps
  • Optimal precision clock distribution

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Upgrade FE development strategy

FNAL Technical Review - Barrel Calorimeter A.Singovski, Aug 29/30 2017

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FE Demonstrator

FNAL Technical Review - Barrel Calorimeter A.Singovski, Aug 29/30 2017

Legacy VFE card NEW FE card

AD41240

MGPA

AD41240

MGPA

AD41240

MGPA

AD41240

MGPA

AD41240

MGPA

VFE- FE adapter card Off-detector: CTP7

GBTx GBTx GBTx GBTx GBTx

GBT GBT GBT GBT GBT

Multimode

  • ptical

cable Gbit Eithernet

FPGA

5x14 single ended LVDS

  • utputs, 40MHz

5x10 configurable differential serial inputs, up to 320MHz

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FE Demonstrator status

FNAL Technical Review - Barrel Calorimeter A.Singovski, Aug 29/30 2017

Current design

  • 1. External ref. clock to TRx channel

Resync clock to Tx channels TRx and two Tx channels work

  • 2. I2C via external electrical interface

Lessons learned

  • Reference clock to GBTx
  • Resynch clock for stable
  • peration
  • Power delivery to GBTx chips
  • >3W per GTBx chip, more

power layers required

  • I2C operation
  • Special attention of GBTx –

GBT-SCA connection and BGT- SCA configuration

  • Clock to VFE cards
  • All clocks from ONE source,

avoid PLL in the clock distribution chain

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  • Current version: “educated FE demonstrator”,

Q4 2017

  • 1 VTRx & 1 VTTx VL module,
  • Can receive data from 3 legacy VFE
  • Will be used during October beam tests to get large spikes data

sample

  • Next: “smart” GBTx – based EF card,

Q2 2018

  • 1 VTRx & 2VTTx VL modules,
  • Will receive data from 5 legacy or upgrade VFE
  • Clock to VFE from one source
  • I2C via optical down-link
  • “Realistic” lpGBT – based FE card

Q1 2019

  • V4T1Rx+ VL+ optical module
  • Optimal clock to VFE distribution

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FE development plans

FNAL Technical Review - Barrel Calorimeter A.Singovski, Aug 29/30 2017

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  • Preproduction series

Q4 2019

  • 100 FE cards produced
  • Sufficient for one Super Module
  • Full functional test, SM37

2020

  • Spare Super Module 37 equipped with upgrade on-detector

electronics

  • Power and thermal in the lab
  • Beam test at CERN
  • Production

2022-2023

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FE production plans

FNAL Technical Review - Barrel Calorimeter A.Singovski, Aug 29/30 2017

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lpGBT – based design, VFE-FE interface

FNAL Technical Review - Barrel Calorimeter A.Singovski, Aug 29/30 2017

  • 1. ADC-DTU specs:

With data compression:

1.08 Gb/s for: 12 bit ADC + 1 bit apmli range @ 160mHz sampling

  • 2. T
  • wer structure:

25 towers per FE, 27 Gb/s total data rate

lpGBT: Fec5 @ 10.24 Gb/s, user data rate 8.96 Gb/s

27 ÷ 8.96 = 3.0134  4 lpGBT needed to cover the full rate

  • 3. lpGBT specs:

e-links

Data rate

320 / 640 / 1280

Mb/s

Needed

4

/ 2 / 1 per ADC (x 25 ADC per TT)

Needed

25

/ 12(13) / 6(7) per lpGBT(x4 lpGBT per FE)

Available 28 / 14 / 7 e-links per lpGBT chip

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VFE – FE interface

FNAL Technical Review - Barrel Calorimeter A.Singovski, Aug 29/30 2017

  • Interleave samples from

ADC

  • Each of four ADC-DTU

e-link to the different lpGBT

  • Each lpGBT will have one

link from each of 25 ADC- DTU

  • In case of the optical

channel loss,

  • no dead channels
  • nly ¼ of samples

are lost

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  • Legacy cooling system
  • Power dissipation – 2.5W per channel
  • Cooling system capacity – 3W per channel
  • Legacy Trigger Tower
  • 2.5W per channel  62.5W per Tower
  • Major power consumption by VFE cards
  • FE card contribution – 2.5W
  • Max temperature of the FE card chips 37C
  • Upgrade Tower
  • Maximum cooling capacity 75W /tower
  • Expected FE power dissipation 3.5W
  • Expected VFE power dissipation – less or equal to the legacy
  • ne
  •  Sufficient cooling capacity for the Upgrade FE card

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ECAL Barrel cooling system

FNAL Technical Review - Barrel Calorimeter A.Singovski, Aug 29/30 2017

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  • GTB components:
  • GBT-SCA
  • available now
  • lpGBT
  • first submission

September-October 2017

  • first samples for evaluation

June 2018

  • first samples for users

end-2018

  • preproduction

2019

  • mass production

2020

  • VL+ components
  • VTRx+
  • On-site assembly

available now

  • Industrial assembly

2018-2019

  • V4T1Rx+ (ECAL flavor)
  • On-site assembly

end-2017

  • Industrial assembly

2019

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FE development: components availability

FNAL Technical Review - Barrel Calorimeter A.Singovski, Aug 29/30 2017

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VL+ components

FNAL Technical Review - Barrel Calorimeter A.Singovski, Aug 29/30 2017

ECAL version

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  • All GBT and VL+ components will be certified to

CMS Tracker level

  • 10 times more severe than ECAL requirements
  • Fully assembled Prototype 2 board will be certified

by ECAL group: full functionality test at:

  • Neutron irradiation to 10^14 neutrons /cm^2
  • Gamma irradiation 10KGy
  • Proton/Pion irradiation to 10^13 particles / cm^2 – SEU
  • Climatic chamber for ageing – conditions to be defined
  • 2-4 Tl magnetic field

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Components radiation and B-field tolerance

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High reliability of the legacy on-detector electronics validates the testing procedure used during CMS electronics production in 2004- 2008, which will be followed during upgrade

  • Industrial production and assembly of all FE boards
  • Visual inspection and electrical test by Producer
  • Full functional acceptance test. Tests stands at
  • CERN
  • One or two labs outside CERN
  • Burning-in of ALL FE boards
  • Conditions to be defined
  • One used in 2006-2008 – 48 hours at 60C
  • Full functional test after burning-in

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Production tests / burn in

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Backup slides

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FNAL Technical Review - Barrel Calorimeter A.Singovski, Aug 29/30 2017

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  • One receiver and five transmitters configuration

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FE demonstrator: fast link

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  • One receiver and five transmitters configuration

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FE demonstrator: fast link, naïve design

FNAL Technical Review - Barrel Calorimeter A.Singovski, Aug 29/30 2017

Local 40MHz system clock Local 40MHz system clock On-detector Off-detector

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GBT – SerDes: Architecture

FNAL Technical Review - Barrel Calorimeter A.Singovski, Aug 29/30 2017

Full custom

Serial input

DES Clock Generator

Clock reference

SER

Serial
  • ut

Switch Switch

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FEC Decoder FEC Encoder De-scrambler Header decoder Scrambler Header encoder Parallel Out/ BERT Parallel In/ PRBS Control Logic Phase Shifter Switch Switch

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Switch Switch

120 120 120 120 120 txDataValid dIn [29:0]

Full custom

txClock40 txClock160 rxDataValid dOut [29:0] rxClock40 rxClock160

PROMPT

I2C JTAG AUX[n:0] RX: 40 MHz & 160 MHz TX: 40 MHz & 160 MHz Data path Clocks Control bus Data path Clocks Control bus RST rxRdy txRdy ClkOut3 ClkOut2 ClkOut1 ClkOut0 120 120 120 120 120 120 120

Frame Aligner

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To GBTx in Transmitter mode

  • At least one GBTx on FE card should be in Transceiver mode
  • Resync clock as the system clock for the Transmitters