The ATLAS experiment is composed of a set of sub-detectors which have differing requirements for operation. The task of the Detector Control System is to enable the coherent and safe operation of the experiment. In order to provide the required functionality, the Back-End of the control system is hierarchically organized, using a Finite State Machine approach. This paper presents the overall architecture and the standardized interfaces used to represent the sub-detectors, sub-systems and hardware components that constitute the hierarchical experiment control system.
Hierarchical control for the ATLAS experiment / A. Barriuso Poy, H. Burckhart, L. Carminati, J. Cook, V. Filimonov, V. Khomutnikov, Y. Ryabov, F. Varela - In: Proceedings of the 10. ICALEPCS : International conference on accelerator and large experimental physics control systems[s.l] : null, 2005. (( Intervento presentato al 10. convegno ICALEPCS : International conference on accelerator and large experimental physics control systems tenutosi a Ginevra, Svizzera nel 2005.
Hierarchical control for the ATLAS experiment
L. Carminati;
2005
Abstract
The ATLAS experiment is composed of a set of sub-detectors which have differing requirements for operation. The task of the Detector Control System is to enable the coherent and safe operation of the experiment. In order to provide the required functionality, the Back-End of the control system is hierarchically organized, using a Finite State Machine approach. This paper presents the overall architecture and the standardized interfaces used to represent the sub-detectors, sub-systems and hardware components that constitute the hierarchical experiment control system.
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