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Wesley Smith, U. Wisconsin January, 1999
TriDAS LHCC ReportTriDAS LHCC ReportCMS Level 1 TriggerCMS Level 1 Trigger
Wesley Smith, U. Wisconsin, 19.1.99
Overview & Recent Progress:• Calorimeter Trigger• Muon Trigger• Global Trigger
Organization, Cost, Schedule
The pdf file of this talk is available at:http://cmsdoc.cern.ch/~wsmith/LHCC_Jan99.pdfSee also CMS Level 1 Trigger Home page at
http://cmsdoc.cern.ch/ftp/afscms/TRIDAS/html/level1.html
Wesley Smith, U. Wisconsin January, 1999
Detector Frontend
Computing Services
Readout
FilterFarms
Event Flow
Control Readout Network
Level 1Trigger
Controls
40 MHz
105 Hz
102 Hz
100 Tbyte/s
100 Gbyte/s
100 Mbyte/s
Collision rate 40 MHzLevel-1 Maximum trigger rate 100 kHzAverage event size ≈ 1 MbyteNo. of In-Out units (200-5000 byte/event) 1000Readout network (512-512 switch) bandwidth ≈ 500 Gbit/s Event filter computing power ≈ 5 106 MIPSData production ≈ Tbyte/dayNo. of readout crates ≈ 250No. of electronics boards ≈ 10000
CMS Trigger & DAQCMS Trigger & DAQ
Basic Structure
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High trigger levels. Network and CPU farms- Clean particle signature- Finer granularity precise measurement- Kinematics. effective mass cuts and event topology- Track reconstruction and detector matching- Event reconstruction and analysis
Level-1. Specialized processors- Particle identification: high pT electron,
muon, jets, missing ET
- Local pattern recognition and energy evaluation on prompt macro-granular information from calorimeter and muon detectors
40 MHz
Up to 100 kHz
≈ 100 Hz
Detector Frontend
Computing Services
Event Manager Switch
Level 1Trigger
Detector Frontend
Computing Services
Event Manager Switch
Level 1Trigger
CMS Trigger LevelsCMS Trigger Levels
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Synchronous 40 MHz digital system
- 160 MHz internal pipeline
- Readout and processing latency < 1µs
- Signal distribution latency ≈ 2 µs
Global Trigger 1
Accept/Reject LV-1
Trigger Primitive Generator
Front-End Digitizer
Local level-1Primitive e, γ, jets, µ
Pipeline delay ( ≈ 3 µs)
≈ 3 µs latency
loop
Level-1 trigger systemLevel-1 trigger system
Communication Loop:
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Level 1 LatencyLevel 1 Latency
RPC DT CSC CALO
detector
CALOtrigger
global trigger
clk/control
local clk/control
RPCPACT
M. Kudla
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J. Hauser W. Smith
link to detector~ 18 bx
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logicalunitsinterconnections between logical units
links between detector and control room (18 bx)
66 bx
=>28 bx
126 bx
A. Taurok
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frontend frontend frontend frontend
DTTPG
CSCTPG
CALOTPG
TRACKFINDERS
DT
global muon trigger79 bx
74 bx
80 bx
link
link
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A. Taurok
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77 bx
CSC
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CMS/LHC Trigger PhysicsCMS/LHC Trigger Physics
Standard model Higgs (high luminosity)
• H (80 GeV) → γ γ • H (120 GeV) → Z Z* (4 leptons)
• H (>500 GeV) → leptons ( + ν's)
• H (< 2MW Associated t or W or Z) → b b (lepton + X) SUSY Higgs (low luminosity)
• (standard model Higgs like channels)
• h, H, A → τ τ (lepton + X) or → µµ• A → Z h ; h → bb (lepton + X)
• p p → t t X; t → H+ b; H+ → τ ν; t → lepton + X; τ → X SUSY sparticle searches (low luminosity)
• MSSM sparticle → LSP (Missing Et) + n jets
• MSSM sparticle → Same sign dileptons + X Other new particles
• Z' → dileptons
• Leptoquarks: dileptons Top physics (low luminosity)
• t → lepton + X
• t → multijets Bottom physics (low luminosity)
• b → lepton + X
• b → ψks (leptons + X) QCD
• Low luminosity 100 GeV jets
• High luminosity 200 GeV jets ⇒ Trigger candidate requirements:
• High luminosity: lepton/γ (30 GeV), dileptons/γγ (15 GeV) missing Et (100 GeV), jets (200 GeV)
• Low luminosity: lepton/γ (15 GeV), dileptons/γγ (10 GeV) missing Et (50 GeV), jets (100 GeV)
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Cal. Trigger requirementsCal. Trigger requirements Input
• ECAL trigger towers, 0.087φ x 0.087η• Matching HCAL towers
• Data every 25ns - including any corrections for time development of calorimeter signal
• 8 bit transverse energy
• 1 bit finegrain charecterization of energy deposit
• Data presynchronized across all channels, ECAL and HCAL
Output
• Top 4 nonisolated electrons/photons (Et and location)
• Top 4 isolated electrons/photons (Et and location)
• Top 6 jets (Et and location) & no. above threshold
• Total and missing transverse energy (Et, Ex, Ey)
• Minimimum ionization ID and isolation bits for use with muon trigger
Outut rate
• 75/2=37.5 kHz maximum for calorimeter trigger
• Simulations should indicate significant safety margin - i.e., ~15 kHz rate from calorimeter trigger simulation
Efficiency
• Trigger should contribute no more than a few percent inefficiency for any physics channel compared to other offline analysis cuts.
• Trigger efficiencies should be measurable
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Receiver Card PrototypeReceiver Card Prototype
160 MHz Prototype Card Under Test:• VME Interface working• Adder ASIC's functioning• Detailed timing under study
Wesley Smith, U. Wisconsin January, 1999
Vitesse 0.6µ H-GaAs Process: ECL I/O• 13 bits per operand x 8 operands• Single thirteen bit output• Latency: 25 ns @ 160 MHz• Full Boundary Scan support
Technical analysis by Vitesse• ~11,000 cells• 4 Watts• 308 MHz
Status:• 5 tested
devices delivered
• select nets exceed simulation speed by 10%
Receiver Card:
- J. Lackey
8 x 13-bit 160 MHz Adder ASIC8 x 13-bit 160 MHz Adder ASIC
Wesley Smith, U. Wisconsin January, 1999
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500 mV/div, 2 ns/div
Signal performance:rise < 1 ns:
Wesley Smith, U. Wisconsin January, 1999
Backplane Test SetupBackplane Test Setup
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track segment
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t value
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pt = 6 GeV
pt = 3.5 GeV
Wesley Smith, U. Wisconsin January, 1999
Muon Trigger Summary - IMuon Trigger Summary - I
RPCs (barrel & endcap)• |η| < 2.1, strips of ∆η x ∆φ = 0.1 x 5/16°• 4 RPC stations compared to templates for
different pT ranges by Pattern Comparator ASICs• 144 φ segments/ring; 38 ring processors
Drift Tubes (barrel)• 2 φ, 1 z superlayers/stations (no z in station 4)• 6 rings (∆η = 0.35) of 12 φ segments• Bunch & Track Identifier forms superlayer r-φ
vectors by solving linear equations• Track Correlator combines two φ superlayers to
form a vector for each station• Trigger Server sorts vectors by quality & pT and
outputs 2 highest pT segments to Track Finder CSCs (endcaps)
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Charged Track processor to find coincidence in ≥ 4 out of 6 layers inside predefined roads
• Coincidence made with perpendicular anode wires to identify crossing
• Vector from each station sent to Track Finder
Wesley Smith, U. Wisconsin January, 1999
Muon Trigger Summary - IIMuon Trigger Summary - II
Drift Tube Track Finder• Accepts DT segments from Trigger Server• Accepts Segments from CSC Trigger in low
|η| barrel/endcap overlap region• Combines track segments into full tracks• Assigns pT and quality to each track
CSC Track Finder• Accepts CSC vectors from each station• Accepts Segments from DT Trigger in high |η|
barrel/endcap overlap region• Combines track segments into full tracks• Assigns pT and quality to each track
Global Muon Trigger• Separate Sort of 4 highest pT CSC, DT and 8
highest RPC PACT candidates forms Input• Examines "quiet bits" from calorimeter to
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CMS Tridas Review, CERN November 9-13, 1998 Ignacy Maciek Kudla, Warsaw University
40 dies (10 packed, 30 unpacked) delivered March 98
All building blocks of every packed PAC tested.The results are following:
- PAC programming (via JTAG - 10 MHz clock): - 8 PAC's - OK; - 1 PAC - 1 pattern bank not accesible; - 1 PAC - intermittent error.
- cascade, mask circuit: - 10 PAC's - OK;- encoding circuit: - 10 PAC's - OK;- code selection circuit (demuxes): - 10 PAC's - OK;- pattern selection circuit (muxes): - fast test - logically OK but timing problem found at level of input buffer and dynamic logic: - 3/4 tracks are working from 30 ns clock, - 4/4 track code are extended to 2 bx's.
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CMS Tridas Review, CERN November 9-13, 1998 Ignacy Maciek Kudla, Warsaw University
Wesley Smith, U. Wisconsin January, 1999
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CMS Trigger OrganizationCMS Trigger Organization
TriDASS. Cittolin
Trigger:W. Smith
DAQ:S. Cittolin
Calorimeter: W. Smith
Muon: G. Wrochna
Global: C. Wulz
Primitives:P. Busson
Regional: W. Smith
Global: G. Heath
Rd.& Ctrl: S. Silva
RPC: Krolikowski
CSC: J. Hauser
DT: P. Zotto
Trk Find:F. Szoncso
Global:A. Taurok
Processor
Monitoring
The Compact Muon Solenoid. SC 1998
Trigger cost book 9
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CMS Cost Estimate - Version 9 Release Date: March 31, 1998
No. Item Unit Type # Units Unit Cost Total Cost
6.1.1 CALORIMETER TRIGGER 5225 0
6.1.1.1 Regional trigger System 1 4050.020 4050
6.1.1.2 Global Cal. Trigger System 1 400.000 400
6.1.1.3 Readout & Control System 1 255.000 255
6.1.1.4 Data Communication System 1 520.000 520
6.1.2 CSC TRIGGER 1100 0
6.1.2.1 Muon Port Card Board 63 7.475 471
6.1.2.2 Sector Receivers Board 65 4.217 274
6.1.2.3 Sector Processors Board 15 7.020 102
6.1.2.4 Overlap Processors Board 15 7.020 105
6.1.2.5 Clock and Control Card Board 12 5.233 63
6.1.2.6 Crate Monitor Card Board 10 1.300 13
6.1.2.7 Trigger Crate Crate 10 7.107 71
6.1.2.7 Institute Manpower Manyears 0 0.000 0
6.1.3 DT TRIGGER 780 0
6.1.3.1 Trigger Crate Crate 4 6.000 24
6.1.3.2 Sector Processor Card Board 60 8.000 480
6.1.3.3 Muon Sorter Card Board 5 8.000 40
6.1.3.4 Clock and Control Card Board 4 4.000 16
6.1.3.5 Crate Monitor Card Board 4 2.000 8
6.1.3.6 Cables Cables 1 50.000 50
6.1.3.7 Readout and Control System 1 32.000 32
6.1.3.8 Monitoring and Test System 1 70.000 70
6.1.3.9 Prototypes and spares System 1 60.000 60
6.1.3.10 Institute Manpower Manyears 0 0.000 0 0
6.1.4 RPC TRIGGER 3695 0
6.1.4.1 Link Board Board 936 0.475 445
6.1.4.2 Data Communication System 1 755.160 755
6.1.4.3 Trigger Board (Barrel) Board 156 3.830 597
6.1.4.4 Trigger Board (EndCap) Board 240 3.350 804
6.1.4.5 Final Sorter Board Board 33 1.600 53
6.1.4.6 Readout board Board 396 0.700 277
6.1.4.7 Readout Concentrator Board Board 33 1.000 33
6.1.4.8 Clock Control Board Board 33 4.000 132
6.1.4.9 Trigger Crate Crate 33 8.600 284
6.1.4.10 Readout and Control System 1 15.300 15
6.1.4.11 ASICs Development Service 1 200.000 200
6.1.4.12 Prototypes and spares System 1 100.000 100
6.1.4.13 Institute Manpower Manyears 0 0.000 0 0
6.1.5 GLOBAL TRIGGER 1340 0
6.1.5.1 Global Trigger Crate Crate 1 27.046 27
6.1.5.2 PipelineSyncBuffer Board 5 8.290 41
6.1.5.3 Global Trigger Logic Board 5 12.168 61
6.1.5.4 Global Trigger Final Board 1 5.199 5
6.1.5.5 Cables Cables 1 4.070 4
6.1.5.6 Global Muon Trigger System 1 158.272 158
6.1.5.7 Readout and Control System 1 30.000 30
6.1.5.8 Prototypes System 1 32.700 33
6.1.5.9 Monitoring & Test System 1 80.000 80
6.1.5.10 Trigger Throttle System System 6000 0.150 900
6.1.5.11 Institute Manpower Manyears 0 0.000 0 0
Wesley Smith, U. Wisconsin January, 1999
M&S for Crates, Boards & Cables:
WBS Item Unit Cost Number Total 3.1.2.4 Power Supplies 3,600 22 79,200 3.1.2.5 Crates 600 22 13,200 3.1.2.6 Backplane 5,910 22 130,020 3.1.2.7 Clock & Control Card 2,960 22 65,120 3.1.2.8 Receiver Card 8,870 176 1,561,120 3.1.2.9 Electron ID Card 3,690 176 649,440 3.1.2.10 Jet Summary Card 4,670 22 102,740 3.1.2.11 Cables $1/ft 7,300 7,300
Cost Detail Ex: Regional Cal. Trig $Cost Detail Ex: Regional Cal. Trig $
Detail for Boards:
Card Size Board Assmbl. Parts TotalBackplane crate 1,000 300 4,610 5,910Clock & Control 9Ux280mm 600 400 1,960 2,960Receiver 9Ux400mm 800 650 7,420 8,870Electron ID 9Ux280mm 400 300 2,990 3,960 Jet Summary 9Ux280mm 600 500 3,570 4,670
Detail for ASICS (WBS 3.1.2.2):
ASIC NRE Cst/Prt #/RC #/EIC #/JSC Tot.#Adder (GaAs) 50,000 179 3 0 2 520 Phase (GaAs) 50,000 360 8 0 0 1,280 Sort (GaAs) 80,000 300 0 1 2 200 Electron ID(GaAs) 80,000 300 0 2 0 320 Bndry. Scan(GaAs) 50,000 150 1 1 1 340
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Trigger Milestone ListTrigger Milestone List Level 1 (1998-2000)
• Nov. 1998 Complete Initial Trigger Design:• Algorithms finalized
• Functional blocks determined
• Numbers of ASICs, boards, cards and crates specified
• Interfaces specified
• Trigger geometry determined
• Nov. 1999 Complete Phase 1 Prototype Design:• Designs of boards, cards
• ASICs for prototype tests done
• Nov. 2000 Phase 1 Prototype Tests Finished:• All tests necessary to begin design of production electronics
are complete
• Nov. 2000 Technical Design Report
Level 2 (1998-2000)• Nov. 1998:
• Complete Initial Muon Trigger Design
• Complete Initial Calorimeter Trigger Design
• Complete Initial Global Trigger Design
• Nov. 1999:• Complete Prototype Muon Trigger Design
• Complete Prototype Calorimeter Trigger Design
• Complete Prototype Global Trigger Design
• Nov. 2000:• Prototype Muon Trigger Tests Finished
• Prototype Calorimeter Trigger Tests Finished
• Prototype Global Trigger Tests Finished
Wesley Smith, U. Wisconsin January, 1999
Trigger Milestone ProgressTrigger Milestone Progress 1998 L1 Milestone:
• Nov. 1998 Complete Initial Trigger Design:• Algorithms finalized• Functional blocks determined • Numbers of ASICs, boards, cards and
crates specified• Interfaces specified• Trigger geometry determined
• Status: Complete
1998 L2 Milestones:• Nov. 1998:
• Complete Initial Muon Trigger Design• http://cmsdoc.cern.ch/ftp/afscms/TRIDAS/mutrig/html/
• Complete Initial Calorimeter Trigger Design• http://cmsdoc.cern.ch/ftp/afscms/TRIDAS/caltrig/html/
CalTrig.html
• Complete Initial Global Trigger Design• http://sungraz.cern.ch/CMS/trigger/globalTrigger/
Welcome.html
• Status: Complete
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