Cutting-Edge Devices and Servers Overview at Apollon Facility
Explore the advanced devices and servers in use at the Apollon research infrastructure, enabling groundbreaking research in various scientific disciplines such as physics, chemistry, astrophysics, biology, and medicine. Operated by CNRS and cole polytechnique, the Apollon facility is a key player in the national research strategy, boasting exceptional multipetawatt laser peak power capabilities. Discover the diverse range of equipment and technologies driving innovation at this state-of-the-art facility.
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Abstract APOLLON is a research infrastructure (RI) under the supervision of CNRS and cole polytechnique, which is operated by the LULI. It is located on the site Orme des merisiers, Saint-Aubin. The RI APOLLON is listed on the 2018 National Roadmap of the Minist re de l enseignement sup rieur, de la recherche et de l innovation (Mesri). This registration represents a recognition of its value in the Strat gie nationale de recherche. The APOLLON laser facility is designed to reach an exceptional multipetawatt laser peak power, paving the way for many unexplored research s areas in physics, chemistry, astrophysics, biology and medicine. This is a short of the devices servers currently in use at Apollon facility. Tango Meeting 2023-06-28
Apollon: Devices servers Overview Tango meeting 2023-06-28 St phane Marchand Laboratoire pour l Utilisation des Lasers Intenses
Devices servers Overview Environment: MS Windows 2022 server, Python 3.8 development (1/2) Family: Measure Instrument devGenericScope (libs for Agilent & Rohde Schwarz scopes), Family: BeamDiagnostics devSLink, devMaestro (GENTEC energy & watt meters) Family: Motion devPilmotMotor (RSAI motion controller), devNFC, devNFC_com (NewFocus piezzo motor), Family: Other Instruments devGFT (Greenfiled Technology 3001 & 1004 synchro boxes) : in catalogue v5.1 Tango Meeting 2023-06-28
Devices servers Overview Environment: MS Windows 2022 server, Python 3.8 development (2/2) Family: Acquisition devPylon (Basler camera) devVimba (Prosilica camera) devJAZ, devSpectro (Ocean Optics JAZ spectrometer) Family: Communication devTCP (TCP communication) : in catalogue v1.2 Family: PowerSupply devPDU (Digipower Power Distribution Unit) Environment: MS Windows 2022 server, LabView 16.0, 2022 Q3 development Family: Communication devSharedVar (LabView Shared Variables / OPCUA Variables / Tango Attributes gateway) Tango Meeting 2023-06-28
Devices servers Overview Environment: MS Windows 2022 server, LabView 16.0, 2022 Q3 development Family: Communication devSharedVar (LabView Shared Variables / OPCUA Variables / Tango Attributes gateway) Environment: Linux Ubuntu 14.04 32bits server, C++ Devices Family: Vacuum PfeifferGauge, VacuumInterlockViewer, WaterFlowMeter, ActiveGauge, AnalogGauge (reuse of SOLEIL VACUUM Devices) Family: InputOutput PLCServerV3, PLCDataViewer (reuse of SOLEIL SIEMENS PLC Devices) Tool TANGO : HDB++ on Ubuntu 20.04 (nearly, nearly ). Tango Meeting 2023-06-28
