A Proposal of a Single Chip Surface Detector Trigger Based on Altera CycloneTM Family

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In May 2003 the new Altera r PLD family CycloneT M appears on the market. The new chip allows significantly simplifying the construction of the surface detector trigger as well as decreasing the total costs and improving parameters. In comparison with currently approved ACEX r chips, Cyclone chips contain much bigger internal memory (a possibility of implementation of slow memory inside the PLD chip or extension of fast buffers). 1.5 V supplies the core (reduction of power consumption). The single chip allows implementing interleaving DMA mode and avoiding problems with chips synchronization. The register performance indicated by compiler is on the level 130 MHz. Such a high internal speed allows increasing the sampling frequency, which could improve a time resolution of the trigger. More resources allow implementing new kind of triggers based up on Power Spectrum Density. MegaCore r library offers DSP routies as FFT, which may be useful to recognize type of events.

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