Accelerator Controls & Beam Diagnostics Division
CPU Boards

CPU-1 Board
  • 68000 CPU running at 8 MHz
  • On-board 16 kB RAM & 16 KB EPROM
  • On-board assembler, dissembler & debugger
  • One Serial Port
  • One Parallel Port
  • On-board bus arbitration
  • Seven interrupt levels
CPU-2 with OS-9 Board
  • 68000 CPU running at 8/16 MHz
  • 128 KB firmware
  • 256/512 KB SRAM
  • Additional EPROM 256 KB/512 KB/1 MB
  • Two Serail Ports: RS 232 & RS 485
  • 16 bit timer
  • Single level bus arbitration
  • Seven interrupt levels
CPU-3 (open source h/w and s/w)
  • VME Standard & features Supported
    Up to VME 32 standard supported, DTB Master : A32/A24/A16 / D32/D16/D8 /BLT32/BLT16 , VME IRQ supported: Total 5 out of 7 (VME IRQ 3,4,5,6,7), AM supported: 28 (pre defined) +16 (user defined) codes.
  • FPGA Resources
    Spartan-6 LX75 (40% resources available for User)
  • Processors
    Two Processors are provided CPU1: ARM 64Bit, Cortex -A53, Quad core, 1GHz CPU2: ARM 32bit, Cortex-M3, 84MHz
  • Memory
    1GB RAM, 16GB ROM
  • Synchronization methods
    GPS, PPS UTC, 40ns resolution. 1us accuracy, time stamping at source, cyclic event generation, future time event generation in distributed system environment
  • Additional on board I/O
    2 Analog Input, 12 bit, 1Msps , 2 Analog outputs, 12 bit, 1Msps, 4 Status I/O 3.3V
  • Interface
    2 USB 2.0, 1 LAN 10/100 base-T, 1 RS232 port
  • Diagnostics
    On-board readout for +3.3V, +5V, +12V, -12V, CPU1 Temperature, CPU2 Temperature, FPGA Temp, 4 Temperature measuring devices and 12 status LED.
  • Special Features
    True Random Number Generator (TRNG), Watch Dog , Power On Reset (POR)
  • RTOS Support
    Free RTOS
  • General OS Supported
    Linux
  • SCADA supported
    EPICS
  • BSP developed for:
    Linux and Free RTOS
  • Inter CPU Communication Methods
    Hardware Que, Virtual com port, and Streaming Socket, total 27 bidirectional channels are possible
  • General Programming Language /Logical programming language
    C, C++, ARDUINO, Scilab / SWI-Prolog
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