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Litron Laser Timing Control (Stanford DG645)

Jack Doughty edited this page Dec 20, 2024 · 13 revisions

Litron Laser Timing Control is an extension of the DG645 IOC made for HIFI to use. It replaces the LabView functionality as described here.

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Delay & Offset

By setting a delay and offset the following calculation is done.

dC_0 = Delay + Offset in us

Under the following constraints:

If mode is 1:
    if dC_0 + Delay + Offset > 39900 us
        or Delay + Offset < 0 us
    then:
        Error State
  
If mode is 2:
    if Delay + Offset > 39900 us
        or dC_0 + Delay + Offset <= 0 us
    then:
        Error State

Mode

When the user tries to set the mode then the following is applied:

If IOC mode is 1 or 2 then:
    Set device mode to be 1 or 2 respectively

else: # IOC mode is auto

    if Delay > Offset then:
        Set device mode to 1

    else:
        Set device mode to 2

Note that IOC mode is not the same as device mode. IOC mode refers to a value of auto or 1 or 2, the device mode refers to which configuration/setting slot the DG645 is in (0-9). IOC mode 1 and 2 refers to device setting slots 1 and 2.

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