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An EPICS high resolution timer and alarm clock library for Linux and RTEMS. EPICS is the Experimental Physics Industrial Control System framework. This library supports Linux by utilizing POSIX functions. For RTEMS VME-Bus systems it supports the CPU cards mvme2100, mvme5500 and mvme6500 ("beatnik" board support).

This project now lives at https://github.com/dwvisser/jam-daq-code/ Jam is an easy-to-use self-contained data acquisition and analysis system for VME-based (or CAMAC-based) nuclear physics experiments. Jam has an easy, standard GUI for taking and sorting multi-parameter event-based data into 1-d and 2-d histograms.

Nuclear physics data acquisition system. The suit of applications can be used to collect data from physics experiments using CAMAC/CAEN/VME devices. The system is quite specialized, but the code can still be useful for others doing something similar...

This is the source for a customized firmware that runs on the Altera Cyclone I FPGA mounted on a CAEN V1495 VME board. It was written in support of the LArIAT - Liquid Argon in The trigger module takes 16 ECL/LVDS inputs, in our case from various beamline counters. It has a custom firmware which looks for user programmable patterns corresponding to “good” events. A good pattern results in a fast trigger output and starts a clock. The clock counts for the maximum drift time in the TPC (roughly 330 microseconds) and the board then outputs a delayed trigger. ...

The RTEMS disco BSP supports Motorlora VME Single Board Computers mvme5500 and mvme6100 which utilize Marvell Discovery system controllers. The disco BSP is built and tested on RTEMS 4.9.4 in 2011. RTEMS is an open source Real Time Operating System. See http://www.rtems.com/

QDC is a GUI data acquisition application for VME/CAMAC standard modules (ADC, QADC, TDC, ...) and custom boards (via plugins). It is written in C++/Qt4.

Very fast and easy-to-use linux driver for the Tundra Universe II PCI to VME bridge including C++ interface class, example programs and documentation.

VME Data Acquisition System for the Experimental Nuclear Physics Department of the ATOMKI

The GDAC (Generic Device Access and Control) framework is an extensible multithreaded cross platform (Linux (x86,VME)/Windows) C++ device control environment. It typically will be used as the basis for custom OPC servers or front-end control software.

VME bus drivers for Linux