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| Subject: | Maximum archival rate |
| From: | "Terry Cornall" <[email protected]> |
| To: | <[email protected]> |
| Date: | Thu, 29 Mar 2007 16:04:16 +1000 |
Hi
all.
I was wondering if
anyone has a feeling (or a measured result) for the maximum or typical
number of values per second that can reasonably be archived with a modern
PC
architecture (and if so, an indication of the type of computer
used)
I'm trying to
dimension the archive requirements for all the 14 beamlines for the Australian
Synchrotron and am wondering if I can do it
with one PC or if I
need many. Of course, sampling or monitoring rates will play a big part,
but also I need to know what is possible per archive
engine.
Thanks,
Terry Cornall M.Eng.Sc B.Sc.
Beamlines Control Systems Engineer
Australian Synchrotron
Project
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