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Green Michael - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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Bypassing the CAMAC data bus to read out FERA data at higher rates
IEEE, 1998Co-Authors: Siegel Stefan, Vaquero López, Juan José, Gandler, William R., Green MichaelAbstract:Proceeding of: 1998 IEEE Nuclear Science Symposium and Medical Imaging Conference, Toronto, Ont., 08 - 14 Nov. 1998The CAMAC standard offers flexibility by providing power and a data bus for various modules, but it is limited to a 1 Mword/sec bandwidth. LeCroy Research CAMAC modules with an auxiliary data bus, FERA, provide a 10 Mwordsec data transfer without CAMAC controller intervention. We have used a National Instruments digital 1/0 board (PCI-DIO- 32HS) as a FERA bus-to-host bridge. The board provides Hardware Handshaking, a 20 Mword/sec bandwidth, bus master scatter-gather DMA, and can control up to 2 FERA busses asynchronously. Multiple boards may reside on the same PCI or Compact PCI bus. A 300 MHz Pentium I1 running Windows NT 4.0 sustains >3.4 MB/sec throughput in 8255 emulation mode. These capabilities are being exploited in our prototype small animal planar and PET imaging system where 32 ADC channels (16 bits each) and 3 scaler channels (32 bits each) define an event.Publicad
Siegel Stefan - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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Bypassing the CAMAC data bus to read out FERA data at higher rates
IEEE, 1998Co-Authors: Siegel Stefan, Vaquero López, Juan José, Gandler, William R., Green MichaelAbstract:Proceeding of: 1998 IEEE Nuclear Science Symposium and Medical Imaging Conference, Toronto, Ont., 08 - 14 Nov. 1998The CAMAC standard offers flexibility by providing power and a data bus for various modules, but it is limited to a 1 Mword/sec bandwidth. LeCroy Research CAMAC modules with an auxiliary data bus, FERA, provide a 10 Mwordsec data transfer without CAMAC controller intervention. We have used a National Instruments digital 1/0 board (PCI-DIO- 32HS) as a FERA bus-to-host bridge. The board provides Hardware Handshaking, a 20 Mword/sec bandwidth, bus master scatter-gather DMA, and can control up to 2 FERA busses asynchronously. Multiple boards may reside on the same PCI or Compact PCI bus. A 300 MHz Pentium I1 running Windows NT 4.0 sustains >3.4 MB/sec throughput in 8255 emulation mode. These capabilities are being exploited in our prototype small animal planar and PET imaging system where 32 ADC channels (16 bits each) and 3 scaler channels (32 bits each) define an event.Publicad
Gandler, William R. - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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Bypassing the CAMAC data bus to read out FERA data at higher rates
IEEE, 1998Co-Authors: Siegel Stefan, Vaquero López, Juan José, Gandler, William R., Green MichaelAbstract:Proceeding of: 1998 IEEE Nuclear Science Symposium and Medical Imaging Conference, Toronto, Ont., 08 - 14 Nov. 1998The CAMAC standard offers flexibility by providing power and a data bus for various modules, but it is limited to a 1 Mword/sec bandwidth. LeCroy Research CAMAC modules with an auxiliary data bus, FERA, provide a 10 Mwordsec data transfer without CAMAC controller intervention. We have used a National Instruments digital 1/0 board (PCI-DIO- 32HS) as a FERA bus-to-host bridge. The board provides Hardware Handshaking, a 20 Mword/sec bandwidth, bus master scatter-gather DMA, and can control up to 2 FERA busses asynchronously. Multiple boards may reside on the same PCI or Compact PCI bus. A 300 MHz Pentium I1 running Windows NT 4.0 sustains >3.4 MB/sec throughput in 8255 emulation mode. These capabilities are being exploited in our prototype small animal planar and PET imaging system where 32 ADC channels (16 bits each) and 3 scaler channels (32 bits each) define an event.Publicad
Vaquero López, Juan José - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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Bypassing the CAMAC data bus to read out FERA data at higher rates
IEEE, 1998Co-Authors: Siegel Stefan, Vaquero López, Juan José, Gandler, William R., Green MichaelAbstract:Proceeding of: 1998 IEEE Nuclear Science Symposium and Medical Imaging Conference, Toronto, Ont., 08 - 14 Nov. 1998The CAMAC standard offers flexibility by providing power and a data bus for various modules, but it is limited to a 1 Mword/sec bandwidth. LeCroy Research CAMAC modules with an auxiliary data bus, FERA, provide a 10 Mwordsec data transfer without CAMAC controller intervention. We have used a National Instruments digital 1/0 board (PCI-DIO- 32HS) as a FERA bus-to-host bridge. The board provides Hardware Handshaking, a 20 Mword/sec bandwidth, bus master scatter-gather DMA, and can control up to 2 FERA busses asynchronously. Multiple boards may reside on the same PCI or Compact PCI bus. A 300 MHz Pentium I1 running Windows NT 4.0 sustains >3.4 MB/sec throughput in 8255 emulation mode. These capabilities are being exploited in our prototype small animal planar and PET imaging system where 32 ADC channels (16 bits each) and 3 scaler channels (32 bits each) define an event.Publicad
Michael V. Green - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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Bypassing the CAMAC data bus to read out FERA data at higher rates
1998 IEEE Nuclear Science Symposium Conference Record. 1998 IEEE Nuclear Science Symposium and Medical Imaging Conference (Cat. No.98CH36255), 1Co-Authors: Stefan Siegel, J.j. Vaquero, Jurgen Seidel, W.r. Gandler, Michael V. GreenAbstract:The CAMAC standard offers flexibility by providing power and a data bus for various modules, but it is limited to a 1 Mword/sec bandwidth. LeCroy Research CAMAC modules with an auxiliary data bus, FERA, provide a 10 Mword/sec data transfer without CAMAC controller intervention. The authors have used a National Instruments digital I/O board (PCI-DIO-32 HS) as a FERA bus-to-host bridge. The board provides Hardware Handshaking, a 20 Mword/sec bandwidth, bus master scatter-gather DMA, and can control up to 2 FERA buses asynchronously. Multiple boards may reside on the same PCI or Compact PCI bus. A 300 MHz Pentium II running Windows NT 4.0 sustains >3.4 MB/sec throughput in 8255 emulation mode. These capabilities are being exploited in the authors' prototype small animal planar and PET imaging system where 32 ADC channels (16 bits each) and 3 scaler channels (32 bits each) define an event.
