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    "abstract": "A remote data acquisition chassis, called a HOTLink Rack Monitor, HRM, has\nbeen developed for use in the Fermilab control system. This chassis provides\nfor 64 analog input channels, 8 analog output channels, and 8 bytes of digital\nI/O. The interface to the host VMEbus crate is by way of a 320 MHz HOTLink\nserial connection to a PMC mezzanine module. With no processor intervention,\nall data sources in the remote chassis are read at 100 microsec intervals,\ntimestamped, and stored in a 2 MB circular buffer on the PMC module. In\noperation, the memory always contains the most recent 16k samples of 10 kHz\ndata from all 64 analog input channels. An expansion module that resides in the\nHRM chassis records snapshot data for 8 analog channels, each channel\nconsisting of up to 16k readings, digitized at rates up to 10 MHz. Snapshot\ndata is also returned and stored in buffers on the PMC module. Because the HRM\npresents a memory-mapped interface to the host, it is independent of the\noperating system and may be used in any system that supports PMC mezzanine\nmodules.",
    "arxiv_id": "physics/0111028",
    "authors": [
      "A. R. Franck",
      "R. W. Goodwin",
      "P. A. Kasley",
      "M. F. Shea"
    ],
    "categories": [
      "physics.acc-ph"
    ],
    "journal_ref": "eConf C011127:THAP047,2001",
    "title": "HOTLink Rack Monitor",
    "url": "https://arxiv.org/abs/physics/0111028"
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