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Robert Jordens edited this page Oct 9, 2017
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- venue: google hangouts
- present: @jmizrahi @gkasprow @sbourdeauducq @dhslichter @jbqubit
- minutes: @jbqubit
- date: 10/22/2016
@jbqubit summarizes progress on funding topics in #17
- m-labs contract start date was 10/18 for AWG Demo, Synchronized AWG demo, Ultrascale port, basic board support for Sayma and Metlino -- depends on DRTIO
- Oxford funding of DRTIO will be "filled in a week or so"; this is holding up the Synchronized AWG demo
- @jbqubit is testing JESD204B and AD9154 demo delivered by m-labs as reported on mailing list
#8 analog mezzanine interface discussed.
Discussed status. Schematics are complete.
When operating Sayma ARM+RTM on benchtop use the following.
- communication with Core Device (MCH)
- AMC backplane Port 4 uses transceivers to communicate with Core Device
- a SATA connector on the AMC backplane is also connected to Port 4 (passive)
- in stand-alone configuration use a to SATA to SFP adapter to connect ARTIQ Master with board
- no change in gateware is needed
- power with +12V ATX power supply (common in PCs)
- @gkasprow is this the 4-pin connector in the upper right-hand corner? link
Chassis:
- @gkasprow RTM RF backplane part number for 6-slot chassis
- @gkasprow RTM RF backplane part number for 12-slot chassis
@sbouhabib raises an important consideration. Path from RTM clock generation slot to the Sayma RTM analog mezzanine traverses many steps. Many transitions...
- RTM clock generation module
- connector to RF backplane
- connector to Sayma RTM motherboard
- connector to Sayma RTM clock mezzanine @sbouhabib What did you find?
Narrow-band 100 MHz distribution directly to the Sayma RTM clock mezzanine avoids these difficulties. Low phase noise narrow band distribution amplifiers are available.
- SDI HPDA-100RM-A operates at 100 MHz, 1:5 $3k/ea ; 1:10 version also available link
- Wenzel Associates makes a variant of the LNDA-3 at 100 MHz, 1:3k $538/ea [link]