PCaPAC2014 - List of Keywords (target)

Paper	Title	Other Keywords	Page
FPO024	First Idea on Bunch to Bucket Transfer for FAIR	timing, network, synchrotron, flattop	210
	J.N. Bai IAP, Frankfurt am Main, Germany R. Bär, D.H. Beck, T. Ferrand, M. Kreider, D. Ondreka, C. Prados, S. Rauch, W.W. Terpstra, M. Zweig GSI, Darmstadt, Germany
	The FAIR facility makes use of the General Machine Timing (GMT) system and the Bunch phase Timing System (BuTiS) to realize the synchronization of two machines. In order to realize the bunch to bucket transfer, firstly, the source machine slightly detunes its RF frequency at its RF flattop. Secondly, the source and target machines exchange packets over the timing network shortly before the transfer and make use of the RF frequency-beat method to realize the synchronization between both machines with accuracy better than 1o. The data of the packet includes RF frequency, timestamp of the zero-crossing point of the RF signal, harmonic number and bunch/bucket position. Finally, both machines have all information of each other and can calculate the coarse window and create announce signals for triggering kickers.
	Poster FPO024 [2.077 MB]

FCO204	How the COMETE Framework Enables the Development of GUI Applications Connected to Multiple Data Sources	TANGO, GUI, controls, framework	243
	R. Girardot, A. Buteau, M. Ounsy, K.S. Saintin, G. Viguier SOLEIL, Gif-sur-Yvette, France
	Today at SOLEIL, our end users requires that GUI applications display data coming from various sources: live data from the Tango [1] control system, archived data stored in the Tango archiving databases and scientific measurement data stored in HDF5 files. Moreover they would like to use the same collection of widgets for the different data sources to be accessed. On the other side, for GUI application developers, the complexity of data source handling had to be hidden. The COMETE [2] framework has been developed to fulfil these allowing GUI developers to build high quality, modular and reusable scientific oriented GUI applications, with consistent look and feel for end users. COMETE offers some key features to software developers: - A data connection mechanism to link the widget to the data source - Smart refreshing service - Easy-to-use and succinct API - Components can be implemented in AWT, SWT and SWING flavors This paper will present the work organization, the software architecture and design of the whole system. We’ll also introduce the COMETE eco-system and the available applications for data visualisation. [1] TANGO http://www.tango-controls.org [2] COMETE ICALPEPCS 2011 WEMAU012
	Slides FCO204 [1.048 MB]

Paper

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FPO024

First Idea on Bunch to Bucket Transfer for FAIR

timing, network, synchrotron, flattop

210

J.N. Bai
IAP, Frankfurt am Main, Germany
R. Bär, D.H. Beck, T. Ferrand, M. Kreider, D. Ondreka, C. Prados, S. Rauch, W.W. Terpstra, M. Zweig
GSI, Darmstadt, Germany

The FAIR facility makes use of the General Machine Timing (GMT) system and the Bunch phase Timing System (BuTiS) to realize the synchronization of two machines. In order to realize the bunch to bucket transfer, firstly, the source machine slightly detunes its RF frequency at its RF flattop. Secondly, the source and target machines exchange packets over the timing network shortly before the transfer and make use of the RF frequency-beat method to realize the synchronization between both machines with accuracy better than 1o. The data of the packet includes RF frequency, timestamp of the zero-crossing point of the RF signal, harmonic number and bunch/bucket position. Finally, both machines have all information of each other and can calculate the coarse window and create announce signals for triggering kickers.

Poster FPO024 [2.077 MB]

FCO204

How the COMETE Framework Enables the Development of GUI Applications Connected to Multiple Data Sources

TANGO, GUI, controls, framework

243

R. Girardot, A. Buteau, M. Ounsy, K.S. Saintin, G. Viguier
SOLEIL, Gif-sur-Yvette, France

Today at SOLEIL, our end users requires that GUI applications display data coming from various sources: live data from the Tango [1] control system, archived data stored in the Tango archiving databases and scientific measurement data stored in HDF5 files. Moreover they would like to use the same collection of widgets for the different data sources to be accessed. On the other side, for GUI application developers, the complexity of data source handling had to be hidden. The COMETE [2] framework has been developed to fulfil these allowing GUI developers to build high quality, modular and reusable scientific oriented GUI applications, with consistent look and feel for end users. COMETE offers some key features to software developers: - A data connection mechanism to link the widget to the data source - Smart refreshing service - Easy-to-use and succinct API - Components can be implemented in AWT, SWT and SWING flavors This paper will present the work organization, the software architecture and design of the whole system. We’ll also introduce the COMETE eco-system and the available applications for data visualisation.
[1] TANGO http://www.tango-controls.org
[2] COMETE ICALPEPCS 2011 WEMAU012

Slides FCO204 [1.048 MB]