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Open Source LLRF Stack
- C. Serrano
LLRF’19 Workshop
Open Source LLRF Stack C. Serrano LLRF19 Workshop Story My first - - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
Open Source LLRF Stack C. Serrano LLRF19 Workshop Story My first - - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
Open Source LLRF Stack C. Serrano LLRF19 Workshop Story My first LLRF Workshop (2007) Community A feeling of fellowship with others, as a result of sharing common attitudes , interests , and goals You and your research Richard
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My first LLRF Workshop (2007)
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Community
”A feeling of fellowship with others, as a result of sharing common attitudes, interests, and goals”
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You and your research
Richard Hamming
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Why Open Source?
A statement on the attitude question. Letting you see what we do and hope we can share our interests and achieve our goals, together.
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DOE Lab tour
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Very productive visits & discussions
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Open Source LLRF Stack
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Bedrock
”Honey, you are the rock, Upon which I stand” - Coldplay
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RF Controls
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Real-time SRF Analyzer
We call it Digaree
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Ethernet in fabric: Packet Badger
- L. Doolittle et. al., ”FPGA Communications based on GbE”, ICALECPS’11
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Software Simulation Engine
- C. Serrano et. al., ”End-to-end FEL Beam Stability Simulation Engine”, IPAC’16
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FPGA Simulation Engine (CMOC)
- C. Serrano et. al., ”CyroModule-On-Chip Simulation Engine”, ICALCECPS’17
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Marble-mini
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Marble
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Zest
- G. Huang et. al., ”Low Noise Digitizer Design for LCLS-II LLRF”, NAPAC’16
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Github
https://github.com/BerkeleyLab
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Where is this all used?
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How does it all come together?
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Those who don’t think about the future Resolve the present With tools from the past.