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Commit c60c637c authored by Eric Kooistra's avatar Eric Kooistra
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Updated after summer holiday.

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...@@ -4,20 +4,7 @@ ...@@ -4,20 +4,7 @@
Done) #1274: Arts SC1: Beamlet selection for CB 0 also seems to require CB 1 --> fixed in BF 18316 by using dp_block_resize.vhd Done) #1274: Arts SC1: Beamlet selection for CB 0 also seems to require CB 1 --> fixed in BF 18316 by using dp_block_resize.vhd
Done) #1654: Arts SC1: Run Arts SC1 with MAC controling the Apertif BF using cold Apertif start and Done) #1654: Arts SC1: Run Arts SC1 with MAC controling the Apertif BF using cold Apertif start and
warm Arts start in main.py warm Arts start in main.py
Done) #1515: Make Arts beamlet mapping independent of Apertif
*) #1658: Implement beamlet or channel offload by Apertif X to Arts on UniBoard2
- See section 9 in SP-062: output channels for SC3 or beamlets for SC2
*) #1648: Arts SC1: Support TAB1 weights gain control dependent on number of dishes in main.py --> Daniel
*) #1300: Arts SC4: Subband bandpass correction after the channel filterbank?
*) #1484: Additional fringe stopping for TAB within CB --> not necessary for SC3,4, only for SC2
WontFix) #1593: Arts SC4: Apply TAB weights per channel instead of per beamlet? --> WontFix, see #1484
-) #1660: Arts SC4: TAB BF driver support in MAC --> not needed anymore
-) #1691: Arts SC4: Provide Python script to control TAB beamformer weights --> Pieter
*) #1515: Make Arts beamlet mapping independent of Apertif
Done) Create single element beam mapping for Arts SC4 and apply in dish_command.sh: Done) Create single element beam mapping for Arts SC4 and apply in dish_command.sh:
python /home/kooistra/svnroot/UniBoard_FP7/UniBoard/trunk/Software/python/base/unb_apertif.py python /home/kooistra/svnroot/UniBoard_FP7/UniBoard/trunk/Software/python/base/unb_apertif.py
...@@ -26,7 +13,22 @@ Done) #1654: Arts SC1: Run Arts SC1 with MAC controling the Apertif BF using col ...@@ -26,7 +13,22 @@ Done) #1654: Arts SC1: Run Arts SC1 with MAC controling the Apertif BF using col
therefore also for the BF weights and the fringe stopping. The R_beamout reorders the beamlets to therefore also for the BF weights and the fringe stopping. The R_beamout reorders the beamlets to
route the CB to the PN for Arts. For Apertif X it does not matter which PN processes the beamlets, route the CB to the PN for Arts. For Apertif X it does not matter which PN processes the beamlets,
because they all arrive via the 1/10GbE network at the same DW. because they all arrive via the 1/10GbE network at the same DW.
Done) #1484: Additional fringe stopping for TAB within CB --> not necessary for SC3,4, only for SC2
WontFix) #1593: Arts SC4: Apply TAB weights per channel instead of per beamlet? --> WontFix, see #1484
Rejected) #1660: Arts SC4: TAB BF driver support in MAC --> not needed anymore
Done) #1691: Arts SC4: Provide Python script to control TAB beamformer weights --> Pieter
*) #1648: Arts SC1: Support TAB1 weights gain control dependent on number of dishes in main.py --> Daniel
*) #1300: Arts SC4: Subband bandpass correction after the channel filterbank? --> better make status Rejected (= Wontfix)
*) #2090: SC4 6-bit mode (relates to #1651)
*) #2055: Add SC3 support logic to apertif-unb1_correlator_full
-) #1658: Implement beamlet or channel offload by Apertif X to Arts on UniBoard2
See section 9 in SP-062: output channels for SC3 or beamlets for SC2
-) #1650 Inverse R_beamout function on beamlet indices at Apertif X output, to transparently -) #1650 Inverse R_beamout function on beamlet indices at Apertif X output, to transparently
support SC3 --> add method in pi_apertif_system.py, add firmware function in X support SC3 --> add method in pi_apertif_system.py, add firmware function in X
...@@ -157,19 +159,13 @@ Done) #1518: 135 --> 200 MHz ...@@ -157,19 +159,13 @@ Done) #1518: 135 --> 200 MHz
On 20 June 2018 --cmd 53 --scheme 300MHz_37CB was PASSED, so the MAC software programs 300MHz_37CB when at 200MHz. On 20 June 2018 --cmd 53 --scheme 300MHz_37CB was PASSED, so the MAC software programs 300MHz_37CB when at 200MHz.
*) #1510: Integrate main.py into MAC software, purpose is to have MAC control and thus know all settings (one captain). *) #1510: Integrate main.py into MAC software, purpose is to have MAC control and thus know all settings (one captain).
- Use ARGS to created ICD of LCU - MM registers interface for the Apertif FB, BF and X FPGAs
- Use ARGS to created ICD of LCU - MM registers interface for the for the Arts SC1, 4, 3 FPGAs
*) #1860: Use beamlet clipping for correlator and TAB *) #1860: Use beamlet clipping for correlator and TAB
- dish beamlet output -->
. clip instead of wrap is better for Apertif X, see email 17 apr 2017 (Work in progress) and correlator_null_clip_or_wrap.m
. for SR3,4 IAB using clip is preferred, similar as for X
. for voltage TAB (even after F_chan) using wrap can cancel from some amount of overflow due to RFI
. advantage of using clip is that it also kind of flags the data, whereas wrap kind of scrambles the data
. advantage of only using clip is that we do not have to select between clip and wrap per Apertif X and Arts SC
--> Conclusion: Use clip in node_apertif_unb1_fn_beamformer
. however if clipping occurs then there is RFI, so the visibility will not be useful anyway
--> Conclusion: Keep wrap in node_apertif_unb1_fn_beamformer
*) #1931: Confirm complex format of BF weights: is it (Im,Re) or (Re,Im). *) #1931: Confirm complex format of BF weights: is it (Im,Re) or (Re,Im).
*) #1999: Use Apertif X image as factory image to avoid too much flash writing and to speed up main.py *) #1999: Use Apertif X image as factory image to avoid too much flash writing and to speed up main.py
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...@@ -212,18 +208,31 @@ Done) Compare SST with BST ...@@ -212,18 +208,31 @@ Done) Compare SST with BST
Done) #1276: Plot BST per CB Done) #1276: Plot BST per CB
- Supported by pi_apertif_system.py --cmd 71 - Supported by pi_apertif_system.py --cmd 71
Done) #1163, #397: Flagging for failing links, RFI ? etc. Done) #1163, #397, #1937: Flagging for failing links, RFI ? etc.
- Support MAC - Support MAC
- Failing links during observation can be handled by MAC - Failing links during observation can be handled by MAC
- RFI is detected by astronomers at visibility level. - RFI is detected by astronomers at visibility level.
Done) Correlator synthesis @ 200 MHz
- For r 17830 4 out of 5 synthesis achieved timing > 200 MHz
- Enable channel FIR filter in Apertif X --> fits and achieves > 200MHz with r 18042
- Read back channel FIR coefficients in Python ok
Done) #1543: End to end VHDL simulations using MM file IO (20 story points) Done) #1543: End to end VHDL simulations using MM file IO (20 story points)
*) #1542: End to end WG to Correlator output test (8 story points)
- Intermediate verification points are the SST, BST, but finally the visibilities should be verified given WG for single element BF
- Overwrite statistics before reading to ensure fresh data
- Verify visibility output order and output load to DW using a databuffer in the correlator output, see also #1543
*) #1655: Finalize quantisation (8 story points) *) #1655: Finalize quantisation (8 story points)
- SST - SST
- BST - BST
- Visibility output - Visibility output
*) #1243: Channel ghosts in channel 16 and 48
*) #818: Commisioning verify channel filter using the test code of busy week 2 (Feb 2017)
*) #1657: Finalize subband and channel FIR filter coefficients (8 story points) *) #1657: Finalize subband and channel FIR filter coefficients (8 story points)
- Decide on subband and channel FIR filter impulse response - Decide on subband and channel FIR filter impulse response
- Adapt Lofar subband filter with no DC per polyphase, as compromise between having no DC and still the high - Adapt Lofar subband filter with no DC per polyphase, as compromise between having no DC and still the high
...@@ -234,26 +243,12 @@ Done) #1543: End to end VHDL simulations using MM file IO (20 story points) ...@@ -234,26 +243,12 @@ Done) #1543: End to end VHDL simulations using MM file IO (20 story points)
- Fchan SST is already disabled, because there are N_blk sync per t_int_x, so not enough time to read the SST anyway. - Fchan SST is already disabled, because there are N_blk sync per t_int_x, so not enough time to read the SST anyway.
- Fchan reorder needed for SC3, so then do not reorder in Apertif X output. - Fchan reorder needed for SC3, so then do not reorder in Apertif X output.
*) #1243 Channel ghosts in channel 16 and 48
*) #676: FPGA register map with number of instances, ready in firmware, to do in MAC. *) #676: FPGA register map with number of instances, ready in firmware, to do in MAC.
*) Correlator synthesis @ 200 MHz
- For r 17830 4 out of 5 synthesis achieved timing > 200 MHz
- Enable channel FIR filter in Apertif X --> fits and achieves > 200MHz with r 18042
- Verify channel FIR coefficients in Python
- 6 bit mode
- #1650) Restore Apertif beamlet numbering via inverse R_beamout on beamlet indices
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# SR-6: Dual polarization # SR-6: Dual polarization
*) #1542: End to end WG to Correlator output test (8 story points)
- Intermediate verification points are the SST, BST, but finally the visibilities should be verified given WG for single element BF
- Overwrite statistics before reading to ensure fresh data
- Verify visibility output order and output load to DW using a databuffer in the correlator output, see also #1543
*) #1868: wpfb_unit_dev force Fchan channel output data to 0 for first N_tap bin samples after sync *) #1868: wpfb_unit_dev force Fchan channel output data to 0 for first N_tap bin samples after sync
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