Design, Construction, and Testing of the APOLLO ATCA Blades for Use at the HL-LHC
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| author | Akpinar, Alp Blaizot, Aymeric Cholak, Serhii de Castro, Gianfranco Demiragli, Zeynep Duquette, Alec Fulcher, Jonathan Richard Gastler, Dan Hahn, Kristian Hazen, Eric Shearer Jeon, Si Hyun Kotamnives, Peace Madorsky, Alexander Monk, David Noorudhin, Sheena Oshiro, Michael Rohlf, James Strohman, Charles Ralph Tsai, Emily Minyun Wittich, Peter Yuan, Siqi Zou, Rui |
| author_facet | Akpinar, Alp Blaizot, Aymeric Cholak, Serhii de Castro, Gianfranco Demiragli, Zeynep Duquette, Alec Fulcher, Jonathan Richard Gastler, Dan Hahn, Kristian Hazen, Eric Shearer Jeon, Si Hyun Kotamnives, Peace Madorsky, Alexander Monk, David Noorudhin, Sheena Oshiro, Michael Rohlf, James Strohman, Charles Ralph Tsai, Emily Minyun Wittich, Peter Yuan, Siqi Zou, Rui |
| contents | The Apollo Advanced Telecommunications Computing Architecture (ATCA) platform is an open-source design consisting of a generic "Service Module" (SM) and a customizable "Command Module" (CM), allowing for cost-effective use in applications such as the readout of the inner tracker and the Level-1 track trigger for the CMS Phase-II upgrade at the HL-LHC. The SM integrates an intelligent IPMC, robust power entry and conditioning systems, a powerful system-on-module computer, and flexible clock and communication infrastructure. The CM is designed around two Xilinx Ultrascale+ FPGAs and high-density, high-bandwidth optical transceivers capable of 25 Gb/s. Crates of Apollo blades are currently being tested at Boston University, Cornell University, and CERN. |
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| spellingShingle | Design, Construction, and Testing of the APOLLO ATCA Blades for Use at the HL-LHC Akpinar, Alp Blaizot, Aymeric Cholak, Serhii de Castro, Gianfranco Demiragli, Zeynep Duquette, Alec Fulcher, Jonathan Richard Gastler, Dan Hahn, Kristian Hazen, Eric Shearer Jeon, Si Hyun Kotamnives, Peace Madorsky, Alexander Monk, David Noorudhin, Sheena Oshiro, Michael Rohlf, James Strohman, Charles Ralph Tsai, Emily Minyun Wittich, Peter Yuan, Siqi Zou, Rui High Energy Physics - Experiment Instrumentation and Detectors The Apollo Advanced Telecommunications Computing Architecture (ATCA) platform is an open-source design consisting of a generic "Service Module" (SM) and a customizable "Command Module" (CM), allowing for cost-effective use in applications such as the readout of the inner tracker and the Level-1 track trigger for the CMS Phase-II upgrade at the HL-LHC. The SM integrates an intelligent IPMC, robust power entry and conditioning systems, a powerful system-on-module computer, and flexible clock and communication infrastructure. The CM is designed around two Xilinx Ultrascale+ FPGAs and high-density, high-bandwidth optical transceivers capable of 25 Gb/s. Crates of Apollo blades are currently being tested at Boston University, Cornell University, and CERN. |
| title | Design, Construction, and Testing of the APOLLO ATCA Blades for Use at the HL-LHC |
| topic | High Energy Physics - Experiment Instrumentation and Detectors |
| url | https://arxiv.org/abs/2501.03702 |