ID |
Date |
Author |
Subject |
225
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Wed Mar 6 12:35:38 2013 |
Osip Lishilin | DRS4- analog pulse counting | Hello, Stefan. Have you implemented pulse counting yet?
Best, Osip. |
245
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Mon May 20 08:42:16 2013 |
Osip Lishilin | DRS4- analog pulse counting |
Stefan Ritt wrote: |
Osip Lishilin wrote: |
Hello, Stefan. Have you implemented pulse counting yet?
Best, Osip.
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Nope.
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Will it be done in the foreseeable future? |
351
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Mon Jun 9 12:03:26 2014 |
Osip Lishilin | Announcement of new Evaluation Board V5 |
Stefan Ritt wrote: |
Hardware scalers for all four channels and the trigger working up to 200 MHz. With the trigger scaler one can measure for example coincidence rates between two channels.
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Does it give the ability to measure triggering rate? I'm talking again about possibility of use DRS4 as pulse counter for PMT's. If yes, do I need new v5 board or it is possible to use v4 board? |
356
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Mon Jun 16 15:35:59 2014 |
Osip Lishilin | Announcement of new Evaluation Board V5 |
Stefan Ritt wrote: |
Osip Lishilin wrote: |
Stefan Ritt wrote: |
Hardware scalers for all four channels and the trigger working up to 200 MHz. With the trigger scaler one can measure for example coincidence rates between two channels.
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Does it give the ability to measure triggering rate? I'm talking again about possibility of use DRS4 as pulse counter for PMT's. If yes, do I need new v5 board or it is possible to use v4 board?
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Yes it is possible to measure the raw trigger rate, with a resolution of 10 Hz. You need a new V5 board for that.
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I'm not sure if I understand you correctly. The trigger rate could be up to 200 MHz, and it's possible to measure it with 10 Hz resolution. Is it right?
Does it possible to measure independent trigger rate for each channel? |
183
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Fri Oct 12 14:06:04 2012 |
Moritz von Witzleben | DRS abbreviation | Hello,
what is the abbreviation of DRS?
Thanks and kind Regards,
Moritz |
393
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Mon Nov 17 16:36:18 2014 |
Mickey Chiu | Raspberry Pi drsosc does not exit properly | When running drsosc on a raspberry pi, it seems the exit doesn't seem to work at all. This is true for the "exit" button on the window, or the file menu exit, or the "x" on the window. I end up having to kill drsosc manually from the command line. This wouldn't be such a bad thing except that it doesn't seem to store any settings when killed in this way. I'm wondering if anyone else sees the same thing, or if there is a fix out there, before I go and delve into why. |
138
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Fri Dec 9 17:45:48 2011 |
Michael Büker | Fixes to DOScreen.cpp for recent built on linux | > I was just building version 3.1.0 and ran into some problems in DOScreen.cpp. Basically the conversions from
> char* to wxString were generating "ambiguous overload" errors (in gcc 4.4.3, wx-2.8)
>
> The simple fix is given in the following diff output.
Today, I ran into the same problem and was happy to find your fix. I've incorporated it into a unified diff file,
that can easily be applied with the patch program by saving it into a file ('drsosc-3.1.0-wxfix.patch', say), and
in the drs-3.1.0 directory running:
patch -1 < drsosc-3.1.0-wxfix.patch
This is the file:
--- src/DOScreen.cpp.orig 2011-12-09 15:49:48.682201902 +0100
+++ src/DOScreen.cpp 2011-12-09 15:51:45.666000111 +0100
@@ -234,7 +234,7 @@ void DOScreen::DrawWaveform(wxDC& dc, wx
// display optional debug messages
if (*m_frame->GetOsci()->GetDebugMsg()) {
- wxst = m_frame->GetOsci()->GetDebugMsg();
+ wxst = wxString(m_frame->GetOsci()->GetDebugMsg(),wxConvUTF8);
dc.SetPen(wxPen(*wxLIGHT_GREY, 1, wxSOLID));
dc.SetBrush(*wxGREEN);
dc.SetTextForeground(*wxBLACK);
@@ -243,7 +243,7 @@ void DOScreen::DrawWaveform(wxDC& dc, wx
dc.DrawText(wxst, m_x1+4, m_y1+2);
}
if (m_debugMsg[0]) {
- wxst = m_debugMsg;
+ wxst = wxString(m_debugMsg,wxConvUTF8);
dc.SetPen(wxPen(*wxLIGHT_GREY, 1, wxSOLID));
dc.SetBrush(*wxGREEN);
dc.SetTextForeground(*wxBLACK);
@@ -474,9 +474,9 @@ void DOScreen::DrawWaveform(wxDC& dc, wx
if (m_osci->GetNumberOfBoards() && m_osci->IsIdle()) {
dc.SetTextForeground(*wxGREEN);
if (m_osci->GetTriggerMode() == TM_AUTO)
- wxst = "AUTO";
+ wxst = wxString("AUTO",wxConvUTF8);
else
- wxst = "TRIG?";
+ wxst = wxString("TRIG?",wxConvUTF8);
dc.GetTextExtent(wxst, &w, &h);
dc.DrawText(wxst, m_x2 - w - 2, m_y1 + 1);
} |
431
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Tue Jun 16 20:45:54 2015 |
Michael Buadelk | DRS4 Evaluation Board Osc Application | Hi, I have a DRS4 v5 evaluation board and I have a novice question about the oscilliscop application. When I connect it to a photo-detector (silicon photo-multiplier to be exact), the signal appears only on one half of the screen, and I cannot change it to be full screen, and pulse to be centered. I tried changing delay time and played around with the settings of the applicaton but no success. I'd apprecite if someone help me on this, probably very simple, problem. |
528
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Sun Jun 12 08:45:52 2016 |
Michael | problems of DRS4 | Hi
I want to use DRS4 to digitize 16 channels of signals. The width of signal is about 20 ns, with frequency of 50Hz. The time differences between these 16 signals are not constant, arranging from 3us to 0. I am confused about this in some aspects.
- Can I use SIMULTANEOUS WRITINT AND READING to realize this? I saw the VHDL program, and if I understand it correctly, it did not work at this state.
- Or sampling at 1GSPS, using CASCADING OF CHANNELS, I can sample signal at most 4us or 8us, then digitizing all signals of one chip. Have you tested 4 or more channels cascading before?
Besides, any advice will be helpful!
Thank you. |
Draft
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Sun Jun 12 08:49:54 2016 |
Michael | problems of DRS4 | Hi
I want to use DRS4 to digitize 16 channels of signals. The width of signal is about 20 ns, with frequency of 50Hz. The time differences between these 16 signals are not constant, arranging from 3us to 0. I am confused about this in some aspects.
- Can I use SIMULTANEOUS WRITINT AND READING to realize this? I saw the VHDL program, and if I understand it correctly, it did not work at this state.
- Or sampling at 1GSPS, using CASCADING OF CHANNELS, I can sample signal at most 4us or 8us, then digitizing all signals of one chip. Have you tested 4 or more channels cascading before?
Besides, any advice will be helpful!
Thank you. |
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Wed Jul 14 14:55:09 2021 |
Mehrpad Monajem | C code to read the 4 channel with external trigger | Hi there,
Recently I bought a 5GSPS evaluation board with 2048 sampling points.
I want to read 4 inputs of the evaluation bord ar 5 GSPS or 2.5GSP and use an external trigger.
I've checked your website and download drs-5.0.5 which contains the source code in C. It seems that the file drs_exam.cpp can do what I am looking for.
So far I could make and compile the project in Linux Ubuntu, but I couldn't compile it in Windows 10. I've used Cygwin64 to compile the project in windows 10.
I have the following questions:
1- Since I only need to compile the drs_exam.cpp file, could please help me with how can I compile it directly(without making the entire project). Or tell me which version of Wxwidget and libusb I have to install.
2- If you have any sample code that can read 4 inputs with an external trigger, please tell me where can I find it.
In the end, I want to write a wrapper on this C file(which returns digitized data) and run it from my python program. Thank you in advance.
Best regards,
Mehrpad
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Tue Aug 10 13:57:09 2021 |
Mehrpad Monajem | C code to read the 4 channel with external trigger | Thank you for the reply.
In the version that I have, I cannot find drs_exam_2048.cpp file. Could you please send me the link to download the software folder, which contain this file.
Best,
Mehrpad
Stefan Ritt wrote: |
Sorry the late reply, I was on vacation.
Here are some answers:
1. I'm sorry I can't help much here, since I currently don't have a Windows 10 computer here to compile any code. I moved now completely to MacOSX, being very similar to Linux. I'm not allowed to run a Windows 7 computer any more for security reasons. Last time this worked for me was with Wxwidget version 3.0 and libusb 1.0, but I guess libusb is not critical so you can use a newer version. If you just compile drs_exam.cpp, you don't need any Wxwidget library. That one is only used for the oscilloscope program.
2. The program drs_exam_2048.cpp is meant to read channels in 2048-bin mode.
3. To adjust the delay between the trigger and the readout, use the function b->SetTriggerDelayNs(xxx)
Best,
Stefan
Mehrpad Monajem wrote: |
Hi there,
Recently I bought a 5GSPS evaluation board with 2048 sampling points.
I want to read 4 inputs of the evaluation bord ar 5 GSPS or 2.5GSP and use an external trigger.
I've checked your website and download drs-5.0.5 which contains the source code in C. It seems that the file drs_exam.cpp can do what I am looking for.
So far I could make and compile the project in Linux Ubuntu, but I couldn't compile it in Windows 10. I've used Cygwin64 to compile the project in windows 10.
I have the following questions:
1- Since I only need to compile the drs_exam.cpp file, could please help me with how can I compile it directly(without making the entire project). Or tell me which version of Wxwidget and libusb I have to install.
2- If you have any sample code that can read 4 inputs with an external trigger, please tell me where can I find it.
In the end, I want to write a wrapper on this C file(which returns digitized data) and run it from my python program. Thank you in advance.
Best regards,
Mehrpad
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843
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Tue Oct 26 10:41:46 2021 |
Mehrpad Monajem | External trigger and drs_exam | Hi Stefan,
I have two problems regarding using the drs_exam file with external trigger:
1- I connected a 200Khz signal with 20ns rising edge, 50 ohm load, and 27% duty cycle as an external trigger. The output of the drs_exam file starts from 0 to 200ns. Since I use an external trigger, I think it should be starting from 0 to 5ns and then again starting from 0. Could you please tell me where the problem is?
2- How is it possible to change from 1024 to 2048 bins in the drs_exam example?
You can find my code in the attachment.
Best regards,
Mehrpad |
846
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Tue Oct 26 15:05:18 2021 |
Mehrpad Monajem | External trigger and drs_exam | Thanks for your reply.
1- I want to have a window size of 25.6ns instead of 200ns at 5GSPS. I have a 200khz high voltage pulser, which applies a pulse to my sample. I want to digitize the detector signal for each pulse (each pulse has a 25.6ns period). The pulser and digitizer use same 200khz trigger signal from each channel of the signal generator.
2- My DRS board has a 2048 combined stick on it. But the software distribution that I have doesn't contain the drs_exam_2048.cpp program. Could you please send the link that I can download this program? I can't find it under the link below.
link: https://www.dropbox.com/sh/clqo7ekr0ysbrip/AACoWJzrQAbf3WiBJHG89bGGa?dl=0
Best regards,
Mehrpad
Stefan Ritt wrote: |
1. Why should your waveform start from 0 to 5ns? I don't get your point. Whenever you trigger a readout, you get a 200ns wide time window, and by definition it starts at zero.
2. In the software distribution you have a drs_exam_2048.cpp program. Note that your board needs to be physically modified before delivery to switch to 2048 bins.
Best,
Stefan
Mehrpad Monajem wrote: |
Hi Stefan,
I have two problems regarding using the drs_exam file with external trigger:
1- I connected a 200Khz signal with 20ns rising edge, 50 ohm load, and 27% duty cycle as an external trigger. The output of the drs_exam file starts from 0 to 200ns. Since I use an external trigger, I think it should be starting from 0 to 5ns and then again starting from 0. Could you please tell me where the problem is?
2- How is it possible to change from 1024 to 2048 bins in the drs_exam example?
You can find my code in the attachment.
Best regards,
Mehrpad
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173
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Wed Aug 1 17:42:32 2012 |
Mayank S. Rajguru | Calculation of loop filter parameters (R,C1and C1) for 1 GHz | Hi,
we are planning to use the DRS4 in our board for 1 GHz sampling and digitization.
I have seen in the data sheet that "For the PLL to work, an external loop filter is required. This filter ensures quick locking and stable operation at the desired sampling frequency".
What formula do you use to calculate the values of R, C1 and C2?
Can we use the same given value for different frequencies?
Thanks,
Mayak |
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Tue Mar 25 16:31:41 2025 |
Matías Tobar | drs_exam.cpp not compile | Hi! i'm trying to compile drs_exam.cpp but it yields the following error lines:
I do have the "DRS.h" file on the same folder, which is clearly the file that's causing troubles. I also tried to run "DRS.cpp" but it yields a similar error lines. ('sin definir' means 'not defined').
Thanks a lot for the help!
$ g++ drs_exam.cpp -o drs_exam
/usr/bin/ld: /tmp/ccroK16H.o: en la función `main':
drs_exam.cpp:(.text+0x48): referencia a `DRS::DRS()' sin definir
/usr/bin/ld: drs_exam.cpp:(.text+0x135): referencia a `DRSBoard::Init()' sin definir
/usr/bin/ld: drs_exam.cpp:(.text+0x155): referencia a `DRSBoard::SetFrequency(double, bool)' sin definir
/usr/bin/ld: drs_exam.cpp:(.text+0x169): referencia a `DRSBoard::SetTranspMode(int)' sin definir
/usr/bin/ld: drs_exam.cpp:(.text+0x184): referencia a `DRSBoard::SetInputRange(double)' sin definir
/usr/bin/ld: drs_exam.cpp:(.text+0x1b6): referencia a `DRSBoard::EnableTrigger(int, int)' sin definir
/usr/bin/ld: drs_exam.cpp:(.text+0x1ca): referencia a `DRSBoard::SetTriggerConfig(int)' sin definir
/usr/bin/ld: drs_exam.cpp:(.text+0x1fe): referencia a `DRSBoard::EnableTrigger(int, int)' sin definir
/usr/bin/ld: drs_exam.cpp:(.text+0x212): referencia a `DRSBoard::SetTriggerConfig(int)' sin definir
/usr/bin/ld: drs_exam.cpp:(.text+0x22d): referencia a `DRSBoard::SetTriggerLevel(double)' sin definir
/usr/bin/ld: drs_exam.cpp:(.text+0x241): referencia a `DRSBoard::SetTriggerPolarity(bool)' sin definir
/usr/bin/ld: drs_exam.cpp:(.text+0x255): referencia a `DRSBoard::SetTriggerDelayNs(int)' sin definir
/usr/bin/ld: drs_exam.cpp:(.text+0x2b6): referencia a `DRSBoard::StartDomino()' sin definir
/usr/bin/ld: drs_exam.cpp:(.text+0x2e9): referencia a `DRSBoard::IsBusy()' sin definir
/usr/bin/ld: drs_exam.cpp:(.text+0x30b): referencia a `DRSBoard::TransferWaves(int, int)' sin definir
/usr/bin/ld: drs_exam.cpp:(.text+0x326): referencia a `DRSBoard::GetTriggerCell(unsigned int)' sin definir
/usr/bin/ld: drs_exam.cpp:(.text+0x350): referencia a `DRSBoard::GetTime(unsigned int, int, int, float*, bool, bool)' sin definir
/usr/bin/ld: drs_exam.cpp:(.text+0x377): referencia a `DRSBoard::GetWave(unsigned int, unsigned char, float*)' sin definir
/usr/bin/ld: drs_exam.cpp:(.text+0x392): referencia a `DRSBoard::GetTriggerCell(unsigned int)' sin definir
/usr/bin/ld: drs_exam.cpp:(.text+0x3c3): referencia a `DRSBoard::GetTime(unsigned int, int, int, float*, bool, bool)' sin definir
/usr/bin/ld: drs_exam.cpp:(.text+0x3f1): referencia a `DRSBoard::GetWave(unsigned int, unsigned char, float*)' sin definir
/usr/bin/ld: drs_exam.cpp:(.text+0x52e): referencia a `DRS::~DRS()' sin definir
collect2: error: ld returned 1 exit status
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Attachment 1: DRS.h
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/********************************************************************
DRS.h, S.Ritt, M. Schneebeli - PSI
$Id: DRS.h 21309 2014-04-11 14:51:29Z ritt $
********************************************************************/
#ifndef DRS_H
#define DRS_H
#include <stdio.h>
#include <string.h>
#include "averager.h"
#ifdef HAVE_LIBUSB
# ifndef HAVE_USB
# define HAVE_USB
# endif
#endif
#ifdef HAVE_USB
# include <musbstd.h>
#endif // HAVE_USB
#ifdef HAVE_VME
# include <mvmestd.h>
#endif // HAVE_VME
/* disable "deprecated" warning */
#ifdef _MSC_VER
#pragma warning(disable: 4996)
#endif
#ifndef NULL
#define NULL 0
#endif
int drs_kbhit();
unsigned int millitime();
/* transport mode */
#define TR_VME 1
#define TR_USB 2
#define TR_USB2 3
/* address types */
#ifndef T_CTRL
#define T_CTRL 1
#define T_STATUS 2
#define T_RAM 3
#define T_FIFO 4
#endif
/*---- Register addresses ------------------------------------------*/
#define REG_CTRL 0x00000 /* 32 bit control reg */
#define REG_DAC_OFS 0x00004
#define REG_DAC0 0x00004
#define REG_DAC1 0x00006
#define REG_DAC2 0x00008
#define REG_DAC3 0x0000A
#define REG_DAC4 0x0000C
#define REG_DAC5 0x0000E
#define REG_DAC6 0x00010
#define REG_DAC7 0x00012
#define REG_CHANNEL_CONFIG 0x00014 // low byte
#define REG_CONFIG 0x00014 // high byte
#define REG_CHANNEL_MODE 0x00016
#define REG_ADCCLK_PHASE 0x00016
#define REG_FREQ_SET_HI 0x00018 // DRS2
#define REG_FREQ_SET_LO 0x0001A // DRS2
#define REG_TRG_DELAY 0x00018 // DRS4
#define REG_FREQ_SET 0x0001A // DRS4
#define REG_TRIG_DELAY 0x0001C
#define REG_LMK_MSB 0x0001C // DRS4 Mezz
#define REG_CALIB_TIMING 0x0001E // DRS2
#define REG_EEPROM_PAGE_EVAL 0x0001E // DRS4 Eval
#define REG_EEPROM_PAGE_MEZZ 0x0001A // DRS4 Mezz
#define REG_TRG_CONFIG 0x0001C // DRS4 Eval4
#define REG_LMK_LSB 0x0001E // DRS4 Mezz
#define REG_READOUT_DELAY 0x00020 // DRS4 Eval5
#define REG_WARMUP 0x00020 // DRS4 Mezz
#define REG_COOLDOWN 0x00022 // DRS4 Mezz
#define REG_READ_POINTER 0x00026 // DRS4 Mezz
#define REG_MAGIC 0x00000
#define REG_BOARD_TYPE 0x00002
#define REG_STATUS 0x00004
#define REG_RDAC_OFS 0x0000E
#define REG_RDAC0 0x00008
#define REG_STOP_CELL0 0x00008
#define REG_RDAC1 0x0000A
#define REG_STOP_CELL1 0x0000A
#define REG_RDAC2 0x0000C
#define REG_STOP_CELL2 0x0000C
#define REG_RDAC3 0x0000E
#define REG_STOP_CELL3 0x0000E
#define REG_RDAC4 0x00000
#define REG_RDAC5 0x00002
#define REG_STOP_WSR0 0x00010
#define REG_STOP_WSR1 0x00011
#define REG_STOP_WSR2 0x00012
#define REG_STOP_WSR3 0x00013
#define REG_RDAC6 0x00014
#define REG_RDAC7 0x00016
#define REG_EVENTS_IN_FIFO 0x00018
#define REG_EVENT_COUNT 0x0001A
#define REG_FREQ1 0x0001C
#define REG_FREQ2 0x0001E
#define REG_WRITE_POINTER 0x0001E
#define REG_TEMPERATURE 0x00020
#define REG_TRIGGER_BUS 0x00022
#define REG_SERIAL_BOARD 0x00024
#define REG_VERSION_FW 0x00026
#define REG_SCALER0 0x00028
#define REG_SCALER1 0x0002C
#define REG_SCALER2 0x00030
#define REG_SCALER3 0x00034
#define REG_SCALER4 0x00038
#define REG_SCALER5 0x0003C
/*---- Control register bit definitions ----------------------------*/
#define BIT_START_TRIG (1<<0) // write a "1" to start domino wave
#define BIT_REINIT_TRIG (1<<1) // write a "1" to stop & reset DRS
#define BIT_SOFT_TRIG (1<<2) // write a "1" to stop and read data to RAM
#define BIT_EEPROM_WRITE_TRIG (1<<3) // write a "1" to write into serial EEPROM
#define BIT_EEPROM_READ_TRIG (1<<4) // write a "1" to read from serial EEPROM
#define BIT_MULTI_BUFFER (1<<16) // Use multi buffering when "1"
#define BIT_DMODE (1<<17) // (*DRS2*) 0: single shot, 1: circular
#define BIT_ADC_ACTIVE (1<<17) // (*DRS4*) 0: stop ADC when running, 1: ADC always clocked
#define BIT_LED (1<<18) // 1=on, 0=blink during readout
#define BIT_TCAL_EN (1<<19) // switch on (1) / off (0) for 33 MHz calib signal
#define BIT_TCAL_SOURCE (1<<20)
#define BIT_REFCLK_SOURCE (1<<20)
#define BIT_FREQ_AUTO_ADJ (1<<21) // DRS2/3
#define BIT_TRANSP_MODE (1<<21) // DRS4
#define BIT_ENABLE_TRIGGER1 (1<<22) // External LEMO/FP/TRBUS trigger
#define BIT_LONG_START_PULSE (1<<23) // (*DRS2*) 0:short start pulse (>0.8GHz), 1:long start pulse (<0.8GHz)
#define BIT_READOUT_MODE (1<<23) // (*DRS3*,*DRS4*) 0:start from first bin, 1:start from domino stop
#define BIT_DELAYED_START (1<<24) // DRS2: start domino wave 400ns after soft trigger, used for waveform
// generator startup
#define BIT_NEG_TRIGGER (1<<24) // DRS4: use high-to-low trigger if set
#define BIT_ACAL_EN (1<<25) // connect DRS to inputs (0) or to DAC6 (1)
#define BIT_TRIGGER_DELAYED (1<<26) // select delayed trigger from trigger bus
#define BIT_ADCCLK_INVERT (1<<26) // invert ADC clock
#define BIT_REFCLK_EXT (1<<26) // use external MMCX CLKIN refclk
#define BIT_DACTIVE (1<<27) // keep domino wave running during readout
#define BIT_STANDBY_MODE (1<<28) // put chip in standby mode
#define BIT_TR_SOURCE1 (1<<29) // trigger source selection bits
#define BIT_DECIMATION (1<<29) // drop all odd samples (DRS4 mezz.)
#define BIT_TR_SOURCE2 (1<<30) // trigger source selection bits
#define BIT_ENABLE_TRIGGER2 (1<<31) // analog threshold (internal) trigger
/* DRS4 configuration register bit definitions */
#define BIT_CONFIG_DMODE (1<<8) // 0: single shot, 1: circular
#define BIT_CONFIG_PLLEN (1<<9) // write a "1" to enable the internal PLL
#define BIT_CONFIG_WSRLOOP (1<<10) // write a "1" to connect WSROUT to WSRIN internally
/*---- Status register bit definitions -----------------------------*/
#define BIT_RUNNING (1<<0) // one if domino wave running or readout in progress
#define BIT_NEW_FREQ1 (1<<1) // one if new frequency measurement available
#define BIT_NEW_FREQ2 (1<<2)
#define BIT_PLL_LOCKED0 (1<<1) // 1 if PLL has locked (DRS4 evaluation board only)
#define BIT_PLL_LOCKED1 (1<<2) // 1 if PLL DRS4 B has locked (DRS4 mezzanine board only)
#define BIT_PLL_LOCKED2 (1<<3) // 1 if PLL DRS4 C has locked (DRS4 mezzanine board only)
#define BIT_PLL_LOCKED3 (1<<4) // 1 if PLL DRS4 D has locked (DRS4 mezzanine board only)
#define BIT_SERIAL_BUSY (1<<5) // 1 if EEPROM operation in progress
#define BIT_LMK_LOCKED (1<<6) // 1 if PLL of LMK chip has locked (DRS4 mezzanine board only)
#define BIT_2048_MODE (1<<7) // 1 if 2048-bin mode has been soldered
enum DRSBoardConstants {
kNumberOfChannelsMax = 10,
kNumberOfCalibChannelsV3 = 10,
kNumberOfCalibChannelsV4 = 8,
kNumberOfBins = 1024,
kNumberOfChipsMax = 4,
kFrequencyCacheSize = 10,
kBSplineOrder = 4,
kPreCaliculatedBSplines = 1000,
kPreCaliculatedBSplineGroups = 5,
kNumberOfADCBins = 4096,
kBSplineXMinOffset = 20,
kMaxNumberOfClockCycles = 100,
};
enum DRSErrorCodes {
kSuccess = 0,
kInvalidTriggerSignal = -1,
kWrongChannelOrChip = -2,
kInvalidTransport = -3,
kZeroSuppression = -4,
kWaveNotAvailable = -5
};
/*---- callback class ----*/
class DRSCallback
{
public:
virtual void Progress(int value) = 0;
virtual ~DRSCallback() {};
};
/*------------------------*/
class DRSBoard;
class ResponseCalibration {
protected:
class CalibrationData {
public:
class CalibrationDataChannel {
public:
unsigned char fLimitGroup[kNumberOfBins]; //!
float fMin[kNumberOfBins]; //!
float fRange[kNumberOfBins]; //!
short fOffset[kNumberOfBins]; //!
short fGain[kNumberOfBins]; //!
unsigned short fOffsetADC[kNumberOfBins]; //!
short *fData[kNumberOfBins]; //!
unsigned char *fLookUp[kNumberOfBins]; //!
unsigned short fLookUpOffset[kNumberOfBins]; //!
unsigned char fNumberOfLookUpPoints[kNumberOfBins]; //!
float *fTempData; //!
private:
CalibrationDataChannel(const CalibrationDataChannel &c); // not implemented
CalibrationDataChannel &operator=(const CalibrationDataChannel &rhs); // not implemented
public:
CalibrationDataChannel(int numberOfGridPoints)
:fTempData(new float[numberOfGridPoints]) {
int i;
for (i = 0; i < kNumberOfBins; i++) {
fData[i] = new short[numberOfGridPoints];
}
memset(fLimitGroup, 0, sizeof(fLimitGroup));
memset(fMin, 0, sizeof(fMin));
memset(fRange, 0, sizeof(fRange));
memset(fOffset, 0, sizeof(fOffset));
memset(fGain, 0, sizeof(fGain));
memset(fOffsetADC, 0, sizeof(fOffsetADC));
memset(fLookUp, 0, sizeof(fLookUp));
memset(fLookUpOffset, 0, sizeof(fLookUpOffset));
memset(fNumberOfLookUpPoints, 0, sizeof(fNumberOfLookUpPoints));
}
~CalibrationDataChannel() {
int i;
delete fTempData;
for (i = 0; i < kNumberOfBins; i++) {
delete fData[i];
delete fLookUp[i];
}
}
};
bool fRead; //!
CalibrationDataChannel *fChannel[10]; //!
unsigned char fNumberOfGridPoints; //!
int fHasOffsetCalibration; //!
float fStartTemperature; //!
float fEndTemperature; //!
int *fBSplineOffsetLookUp[kNumberOfADCBins]; //!
float **fBSplineLookUp[kNumberOfADCBins]; //!
float fMin; //!
float fMax; //!
unsigned char fNumberOfLimitGroups; //!
static float fIntRevers[2 * kBSplineOrder - 2];
private:
CalibrationData(const CalibrationData &c); // not implemented
CalibrationData &operator=(const CalibrationData &rhs); // not implemented
public:
CalibrationData(int numberOfGridPoints);
~CalibrationData();
static int CalculateBSpline(int nGrid, float value, float *bsplines);
void PreCalculateBSpline();
void DeletePreCalculatedBSpline();
};
// General Fields
DRSBoard *fBoard;
double fPrecision;
// Fields for creating the Calibration
bool fInitialized;
bool fRecorded;
bool fFitted;
bool fOffset;
bool fCalibrationValid[2];
int fNumberOfPointsLowVolt;
int fNumberOfPoints;
int fNumberOfMode2Bins;
int fNumberOfSamples;
int fNumberOfGridPoints;
int fNumberOfXConstPoints;
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/********************************************************************\
Name: drs_exam.cpp
Created by: Stefan Ritt
Contents: Simple example application to read out a DRS4
evaluation board
$Id: drs_exam.cpp 21308 2014-04-11 14:50:16Z ritt $
\********************************************************************/
#include <math.h>
#ifdef _MSC_VER
#include <windows.h>
#elif defined(OS_LINUX)
#define O_BINARY 0
#include <unistd.h>
#include <ctype.h>
#include <sys/ioctl.h>
#include <errno.h>
#define DIR_SEPARATOR '/'
#endif
#include <stdio.h>
#include <string.h>
#include <stdlib.h>
#include "strlcpy.h"
#include "DRS.h"
/*------------------------------------------------------------------*/
int main()
{
int i, j, nBoards;
DRS *drs;
DRSBoard *b;
float time_array[8][1024];
float wave_array[8][1024];
FILE *f;
/* do initial scan */
drs = new DRS();
/* show any found board(s) */
for (i=0 ; i<drs->GetNumberOfBoards() ; i++) {
b = drs->GetBoard(i);
printf("Found DRS4 evaluation board, serial #%d, firmware revision %d\n",
b->GetBoardSerialNumber(), b->GetFirmwareVersion());
}
/* exit if no board found */
nBoards = drs->GetNumberOfBoards();
if (nBoards == 0) {
printf("No DRS4 evaluation board found\n");
return 0;
}
/* continue working with first board only */
b = drs->GetBoard(0);
/* initialize board */
b->Init();
/* set sampling frequency */
b->SetFrequency(5, true);
/* enable transparent mode needed for analog trigger */
b->SetTranspMode(1);
/* set input range to -0.5V ... +0.5V */
b->SetInputRange(0);
/* use following line to set range to 0..1V */
//b->SetInputRange(0.5);
/* use following line to turn on the internal 100 MHz clock connected to all channels */
//b->EnableTcal(1);
/* use following lines to enable hardware trigger on CH1 at 50 mV positive edge */
if (b->GetBoardType() >= 8) { // Evaluaiton Board V4&5
b->EnableTrigger(1, 0); // enable hardware trigger
b->SetTriggerConfig(1<<0); // set CH1 as source
} else if (b->GetBoardType() == 7) { // Evaluation Board V3
b->EnableTrigger(0, 1); // lemo off, analog trigger on
b->SetTriggerConfig(1); // use CH1 as source
}
b->SetTriggerLevel(0.05); // 0.05 V
b->SetTriggerPolarity(false); // positive edge
/* use following lines to set individual trigger elvels */
//b->SetIndividualTriggerLevel(1, 0.1);
//b->SetIndividualTriggerLevel(2, 0.2);
//b->SetIndividualTriggerLevel(3, 0.3);
//b->SetIndividualTriggerLevel(4, 0.4);
//b->SetTriggerSource(15);
b->SetTriggerDelayNs(0); // zero ns trigger delay
/* use following lines to enable the external trigger */
//if (b->GetBoardType() >= 8) { // Evaluaiton Board V4&5
// b->EnableTrigger(1, 0); // enable hardware trigger
// b->SetTriggerConfig(1<<4); // set external trigger as source
//} else { // Evaluation Board V3
// b->EnableTrigger(1, 0); // lemo on, analog trigger off
//}
/* open file to save waveforms */
f = fopen("data.txt", "w");
if (f == NULL) {
perror("ERROR: Cannot open file \"data.txt\"");
return 1;
}
/* repeat ten times */
for (j=0 ; j<10 ; j++) {
/* start board (activate domino wave) */
b->StartDomino();
/* wait for trigger */
printf("Waiting for trigger...");
fflush(stdout);
while (b->IsBusy());
/* read all waveforms */
b->TransferWaves(0, 8);
/* read time (X) array of first channel in ns */
b->GetTime(0, 0, b->GetTriggerCell(0), time_array[0]);
/* decode waveform (Y) array of first channel in mV */
b->GetWave(0, 0, wave_array[0]);
/* read time (X) array of second channel in ns
Note: On the evaluation board input #1 is connected to channel 0 and 1 of
the DRS chip, input #2 is connected to channel 2 and 3 and so on. So to
get the input #2 we have to read DRS channel #2, not #1. */
b->GetTime(0, 2, b->GetTriggerCell(0), time_array[1]);
/* decode waveform (Y) array of second channel in mV */
b->GetWave(0, 2, wave_array[1]);
/* Save waveform: X=time_array[i], Yn=wave_array[n][i] */
fprintf(f, "Event #%d ----------------------\n t1[ns] u1[mV] t2[ns] u2[mV]\n", j);
for (i=0 ; i<1024 ; i++)
fprintf(f, "%7.3f %7.1f %7.3f %7.1f\n", time_array[0][i], wave_array[0][i], time_array[1][i], wave_array[1][i]);
/* print some progress indication */
printf("\rEvent #%d read successfully\n", j);
}
fclose(f);
/* delete DRS object -> close USB connection */
delete drs;
}
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Matías Tobar | drs_exam.cpp not compile | Thanks! I solved it by running ./drs_exam after execute Makefile (there was an inconsistency in the files directory).
Matías
Stefan Ritt wrote: |
You have to link against the DRS.cpp library, plus usblib, plus ... Note there is both a Makefile and a CMakeLists.txt for it. Google how to use "make" or "cmake".
Stefan
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Thu Feb 25 17:56:39 2021 |
Matthias Plum | DRS spike removal for multiple waveforms | Hi,
Is there a way that someone can help me and my student to enable RemoveSymmetricSpikes function in the drs_exam.cpp? We are not 100% sure how to call the function if you want to read out four waveforms.
Cheers,
Matthias |
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Sat Feb 12 13:06:56 2022 |
Matias Senger | Cannot trigger on pulses, have to trigger on undershoot | I am using the DRS4 board trying to measure pulses produced by an LGAD. I have no prior experience with this board, have just installed the `drsosc` application and am exploring. I am experiencing some strange trigger behavior. Consider the following screenshot:

Here nothing is strange, the board is triggering on the undershoot and it is working fine, I can trigger on rising/falling edge, different levels, etc.
Now, the strange thing is that if I pull the trigger up to trigger on the pulse itself it stops triggering:

I have tried many different setups for the trigger (rising, falling edge, different levels, etc) and nothing works. In the undershoot, everything works.
I have tried with the internal test signal and it works fine:

What could be the problem?
I have run the voltage and time calibrations as suggested in the manual. |
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Wed Mar 2 17:25:10 2022 |
Matias Senger | How to convert samples to volt? | I am using the `drscl` app. My prior experience is practically zero, sorry if this is a very naive question. When I read using `read 0 1` (channel 0, with calibration) I get this:
```
Calibration not valid for board #2946
10 3 7 4 10 8 14 5 5 9 3 4 9 8 9 4
3 3 12 5 5 13 3 8 1 5 0 4 8 6 6 3
...etc...
```
Why does it says that the calibration is not valid? How am I supposed to go from integers to volts?
If I run the `info` command I get this:
```
==============================
Mezz. Board index: 0
DRS type: DRS4
Board type: 9
Serial number: 2946
Firmware revision: 30000
Temperature: 43.4 C
Input range: -0.5V...0.5V
Calibrated range: -0.5V...0.5V
Calibrated frequency: 0.000 GHz
Status reg.: 0000009A
Control reg.: 00000000
DMODE circular
Trigger bus: 00000000
Frequency: 1.007 GHz
``` |
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