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Prepared by:
Yuri Ermoline1, Murrough Landon2, Philippe Laurens1,
Reinhard Schwienhorst1,3
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Initial document layout
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MTP connector fibre numbering, sliding rails
Chapters 2.1.2, 2.2.4, 2.3.2
Clarifications: 2.1.1, Fig.9, 2.3.2
Modifications to 2.1, 2.2, 2.3, 3.3.3
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
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1.
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1.1.
FOX DEMONSTRATOR OVERVIEW
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1.2.
CONVENTIONS
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1.3.
RELATED PROJECTS
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1.4.
REFERENCE MATERIALS
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2.1.
INTRODUCTION
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FOX DEMONSTRATOR INPUTS, OUTPUTS, MAPPING AND PARTITIONING
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INPUTS TO THE DEMONSTRATOR
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2.1.1.
From CMX module
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2.1.2.
From FTM module
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2.1.3.
From LAr (LDPS)
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2.1.4.
From Tile (TREX)
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OUTPUTS FROM THE DEMONSTRATOR
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2.2.1.
To eFEX module
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To jFEX module
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2.2.3.
To gFEX module
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Outputs to CMX and FTM
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FIBER MAPPING AND DEMONSTRATOR PARTITIONING
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2.3.1.
Fiber mapping
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2.3.2.
Demonstrator partitioning
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TRUNK CABLES TO/FROM FOX DEMONSTRATOR
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HOUSING MECHANICS
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3.2.1.
1U Boxes
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Feed through
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FIBERS MAPPING
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3.3.1.
Fan-out split cable
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LC-LC couplers
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3.3.3.
Mapping by fusion splicing
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3.3.4.
Fiber passive splitting
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1.1. FOX DEMONSTRATOR OVERVIEW
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This document describes the Fiber Optics eXchange (FOX) demonstrator for integration tests in late
2015 and for future integration and studies. The demonstrator pursues two main goals:
 Provide the light path between the transmitter MiniPODs of the FEX Test Module (FTM), Liquid
Argon (Lar) and Tile Calorimeter (Tile) Front-Ends and the receiver MiniPODs of the Feature
Extractor (FEX) modules of l1calo.
 Provide mechanical building blocks necessary to construct an overall physical plant providing the
required management and mapping of all the fibres and its installation in USA15.
The initial proposal for the FOX demonstrator was presented in the FOX Project Specification [1] and
shown in Figure 1:
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Figure 1: Draft diagram of the FOX Optical Demonstrator.
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This drawing shows the light path between transmitting and receiving MiniPODs. The input side is
defined as a 48-fiber MTP connector(s) (LAr and Tile side) or a 24-fiber MTP connector(s) (FTM, not
shown on the initial proposal); the output side is defined as a 48-fiber (eFEX side) or 72-fiber MTP
connector(s) (jFEX and gFEX side).
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The FOX demonstrator will map each of the input fibre to a specific FEX destination. It will also
provide passive duplication (optical splitting) of some of the fibres.
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Reminder: the initial idea of the FOX partitioning (see Figure 2) is that it separated into five sets of
modules by mapping functionality. The two input module sets are the LArFox and the TileFox which
organize the fibres by destination. The three output module sets are eFox, jFox and gFox, which
provide the final fibre ribbon by fibre ribbon mapping and provide fibre duplication as required.
eFox
LAr supercells
Tile eFEX t owers
eFEX
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LAr t rigger t owers
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Figure 2: Overview of optical plant partitioning.
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The following conventions are used in this document:
 The term “FOX” is used to refer to the Phase-I L1Calo Optical Plant – Fex Optics eXchange or
Fiber Optics eXchange (FOX). Alternate names are “fiber plant” or “optical plant” or “FEX
optical plant”.
 eFEX – electron Feature EXtractor.
 jFEX – jet Feature EXtractor.
 gFEX – global Feature EXtractor.
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[1] FOX Project Specification, v0.14, 11 November 2014.
https://edms.cern.ch/file/1430017/1/FOX_PDR_v0.14_11.11.2014.pdf
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[2] ATLAS Liquid Argon Phase 1 Technical Design Report, CERN-LHCC-2013-017,
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[3] ATLAS Tile Calorimeter, http://atlas.web.cern.ch/Atlas/SUB_DETECTORS/TILE/
[4] ATLAS L1Calo Jet-PPM LCD Daughterboard (nLCD)
[5] Electromagnetic Feature Extractor (eFEX) Prototype, v0.2, 6 February 2014,
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https://cds.cern.ch/record/1602230
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[6] Jet Feature Extractor (jFEX) Prototype, v0.2, 14 July 2014,
http://www.staff.uni-mainz.de/rave/jFEX_PDR/jFEX_spec_v0.2.pdf
[7] Global Feature Extractor (gFEX) Prototype, v0.3, 16 October 2014,
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[8] High-Speed Demonstrator (HSD), v1.5, 18 July 2011,
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[9] FEX Test Module (FTM), v0.0, 18 July 2014,
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The Fiber Optic Association Guide: http://www.thefoa.org/tech/ref/contents.html
https://twiki.cern.ch/twiki/bin/view/Atlas/LevelOneCaloUpgradeModules
http://epweb2.ph.bham.ac.uk/user/staley/ATLAS_Phase1/FTM_Spec.pdf
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The inputs and outputs to/from the FOX demonstrator are optical signal carried by multi-fiber ribbon
cables with parallel Multi-fiber Termination Push-On (MTP) connectors – improved version of the
MPO connector (known as multi-fiber push-on and also as multi-path push-on) – a multi-fiber
connector defined according to IEC 61754-7 and TIA/EIA 604-5 that can accommodate12-72 fibers:
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Figure 3: MPO cable female connector for accommodating 24 fibers.
The following convention will apply to the optical connectors:
 All optical connectors on the FOX demonstrator modules are MALE,
 All optical connectors on the cables, connected to FOX demonstrators, are FEMALE.
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Figure 4: Convention for optical connectors.
The fibre numbering within a connector and fibre colours:
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Figure 5: Fibre numbering in 12-fibers MTP.
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Figure 6: Fibre numbering in 48-fibers MTP.
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The FOX demonstrator will provide a set of MTP feedthroughs for different input connectors from
several possible data sources – from the L1Calo modules and from the calorimeter electronics. The
MTP feedthroughs are the same for all fibers count in the MTPs.
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2.1.1. From CMX module
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The contact persons from CMX to discuss issues: Wojtek Fedorko, wojtek.fedorko@gmail.com
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The CMX module may be the only possible data source/destination at the beginning of the
demonstrator integration studies. It is based on the Virtex 6 FPGAs, has both – 12-fiber transmitters
and 12-fiber receivers – but can only test a transmission speed up of 6.4 Gbps.
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The eFEX/jFEX Tester Module (FTM) must be capable of running high-speed links with bit rates up
to at least 9.6 Gbps with parts specified for operation up to 12.8 Gbps.
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The FTM provides two connectors with 48 fibers each of transmitters, and one connector with 24
receivers.
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The trigger information from the entire LAr calorimeter to the three FEX systems will be sent by the
LAr Digital Processor System (LDPS). The LDPS is a set of about 30 ATCA modules called LAr
Digital Processor Blades (LDPBs) housed in three ATCA shelves (crates).
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Each LDPB acts as a carrier board for four mezzanine cards (AMCs) each of which has a single FPGA
with 48 output optical fibres providing data to the FEXes over 48-fiber MTP connector. One of these
fibres will contain gTower information, 4 to 8 will contain trigger tower information, 24 to 32 fibres
will contain super cell information, and the rest are spares.
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The FOX demonstrator will provide a set of MTP feedthroughs for different output connectors for
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Each jFEX module receives four cables of six ribbons with 12 fibres, i.e. the jFEX has four 72-fiber
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The gFEX module receives four cables of six ribbons with 12 fibres, i.e. the gFEX has four 72-fiber
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The FOX demonstrator will provide output connectors to the CMX and the FTM modules in order to
test the demonstrator with 6.4 Gbps and 9.6 Gbps before getting access to the other modules.
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The FOX demonstrator will provide one 24-fiber MTP male output connector to the FTM module and
one 12-fiber MTP male output connector to the CMX module.
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For the integration tests of the FOX demonstrator, the Lar and TREX teams in agreement with the
eFEX, jFEX and gFEX teams shall provide for every fibre in their input connector a possible
destination in the output connectors:
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Follow the initial proposal for the FOX demonstrator (Figure 1) and the initial idea of the FOX
partitioning (Figure 2), the demonstrator will be implemented in two logical/physical parts:
 First part will represent the LArFox and TileFox in Figure 2.
 Second part will represent eFox, jFox and gFox in Figure 2.
However, the FOX demonstrator, discussed in this document will have more inputs and outputs,
compare to the initial proposal.
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For the final design this part may be implemented using a custom build commercial mapping module,
which redistributes the input signals to output connectors, as described in 3.2.4 of the FOX Project
Specification [1] or by connecting fibres by fusion splicing , as described in 3.2.3 of [1] .
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For the FOX demonstrator this part will initially implement mapping by LC connectors, as described
in 3.2.2 of [1] and at the later stage – also by fusion splicing upon availability of the fusion-splicing
machine. Input to output connection by male-male trunk cable is also possible.
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The LArFox / TileFox demonstrator part will have two MTP feed-troughs for two possible input male
connectors out of four, described in 2.1 and one 48-fiber MTP output male connector. Figure 8 shows
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four possible input “logical” connections to two physical MTP feed-troughs. Mechanically this part
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Internal mapping of the input-output fibres will be provided by the MTP fan-out split cables – male
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For the FOX demonstrator as for the final design the eFox/jFox/gFox part will provide both - fibre
mapping and splitting:
 Internal mapping of the input-output fibres will be provided by the MTP fan-out split cables –
male MTP to male LC connectors – or by trunk cable without mapping.
 For the data path, which require passive splitting, we will use the connectorized passive splitters
with the LC connectors on both end, as described in 3.3 of [1] . It will be inserted in-situ upon
need. We would also like to have 3 passive splitters, connected directly to the 48-fiber MTP input
male connector with LC connectors on output fibers. The input fan-out cable therefore will be
48MTP(M)-45LC(F)+ 3 splitters, connected directly to the MTP (first three fibers from the end,
on the second row), on the other side of the splitters – 2 LC(F).
On the input side, the eFox/jFox/gFox part will have feed-trough for one 48-fiber MTP input male
connector and on the output side - two feed-trough for MTP output male connectors. Figure 9 shows
four possible output “logical” connections to two physical MTP feed-troughs.
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Figure 9: eFox/jFox/gFox part for the FOX demonstrator.
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N cables
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Figure 10: 48-fibers / 72-fibers trunk cable.
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For the integration tests with other components of the L1Calo, the FOX demonstrator will be mounted
in existing 19-inch rack infrastructure in USA15 in a 1U rack mounted box(s) – possibly . The housing
will provide the MTP feed-through for the patch cables connections.
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The current proposal is to split the FOX demonstrator into two separate parts and therefore have two
separate 1U boxes:
 First box: 1U box with feed-trough for 4 input connectors and one output connector on the front
panel, as described in 2.3.2 and shown on Figure 8.
 Second box: 1U box with feed-trough for 1 input connectors and 2 output connector on the front
panel, as described in 2.3.2.
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The FOX demonstrator will map each of the fibre on an input MTP connector to a fibre on an input
MTP connector. In order to achieve this, the input and output parallel fibre ribbons break out in
individual fibres with MTP fan-out split cables. Connecting two segments of optical fibres may be
done in several ways:
 Through optical LC connectors on the end of the fibres and a connector coupler,
 By fibres fusion splicing.
For the fibres that go to two destinations and therefore require splitting, a passive optical splitter with
the even split ration (50/50) can be used. The splitter may be connected to the input/output fibres by
LC connectors or by fusion splicing.
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It is also used by our industrial partner on the fiber plant project. The supplier of this tool in
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Initial study is done with the CMX based test setup in the L1Calo test rig.
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The CMX SN01 (in slot 03) has 2 Transmitters (MiniPODs MP1, MP2), connected to the “BASE”
FPGA and 3 Receivers (MiniPODs MP3, MP4, MP5), connected to the “TOPO” FPGA. The CMX
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The firmware in these 2 FPGAs consists of Integrated Bit Error Ratio Tester (IBERT) core design
from XILINX. Interaction with the IBERT is done by using ChipScope™ Pro Analyzer. Design was
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The 12-fifres trunk cable connects MiniPODs MP2 and MP3. First measurement is shown below:
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Thu Jan 1 01:00:00 1970
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Channel 0 TX Light Output [µW (dBm)]: 1030.8 (0.132)
Channel 1 TX Light Output [µW (dBm)]: 1044.9 (0.191)
Channel 2 TX Light Output [µW (dBm)]: 1005.9 (0.026)
Channel 3 TX Light Output [µW (dBm)]: 920.5 (-0.360)
Channel 4 TX Light Output [µW (dBm)]: 1067.5 (0.284)
Channel 5 TX Light Output [µW (dBm)]: 1008.6 (0.037)
Channel 6 TX Light Output [µW (dBm)]: 1068.2 (0.287)
Channel 7 TX Light Output [µW (dBm)]: 1047.9 (0.203)
Channel 8 TX Light Output [µW (dBm)]: 1140.9 (0.572)
Channel 9 TX Light Output [µW (dBm)]: 1096.9 (0.402)
Channel 10 TX Light Output [µW (dBm)]: 1073.8 (0.309)
Channel 11 TX Light Output [µW (dBm)]: 1048.7 (0.207)
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MiniPod 3 Internal Monitors (CMX0)
Thu Jan 1 01:00:00 1970
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Channel 0 RX Light Input [µW (dBm)]: 799.1 (-0.974)
Channel 1 RX Light Input [µW (dBm)]: 980.0 (-0.088)
Channel 2 RX Light Input [µW (dBm)]: 943.8 (-0.251)
Channel 3 RX Light Input [µW (dBm)]: 936.0 (-0.287)
Channel 4 RX Light Input [µW (dBm)]: 841.0 (-0.752)
Channel 5 RX Light Input [µW (dBm)]: 1000.0 (0.000)
Channel 6 RX Light Input [µW (dBm)]: 950.0 (-0.223)
Channel 7 RX Light Input [µW (dBm)]: 967.7 (-0.143)
Channel 8 RX Light Input [µW (dBm)]: 956.3 (-0.194)
Channel 9 RX Light Input [µW (dBm)]: 915.4 (-0.384)
Channel 10 RX Light Input [µW (dBm)]: 953.4 (-0.207)
Channel 11 RX Light Input [µW (dBm)]: 1017.3 (0.074)
These masurements can be translated to light loss, e.g., for the channel 0:
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