During the operation of the HT-7 device, there must be a control mechanism to coordinate the subsystems so that they work according to the predetermined timing. The master control timing system provides trigger and clock signals uniformly. This paper describes the function and application of the master control timing system based on VXI bus in the HT-7 experimental device and the hardware structure of the master control timing system based on VXI bus. Finally, the technical upgrade of the trigger module is introduced. A new module with 32-bit data line is designed by using a new FPGA chip. The simulation results of the new module are given. The upgraded module simplifies the circuit and obtains a wider time control range. Keywords: VXI bus; FPGA; trigger; master control timing HT-7 is the first superconducting tokamak nuclear fusion device in China. [1] The Institute of Plasma Physics of the Chinese Academy of Sciences has conducted multiple rounds of discharge experiments on this device and obtained a large amount of experimental data. HT-7 is a large-scale system composed of multiple decentralized subsystems such as cryogenics, poloidal field, longitudinal field, power supply, microwave, acquisition, and diagnosis. When the device is running, the master control timing system will provide trigger and clock signals to these subsystems so that they work according to the predetermined timing. As the discharge time in the experiment becomes longer and longer, the master control system has higher and higher requirements on the width of time control. Relying on the progress of current electronic technology, the technical upgrade of the clock trigger module is studied and designed.
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