Experimental Physics and
Industrial Control System

Mark Rivers <[email protected]> · Fri, 21 Oct 2016 14:24:59 +0000

Hi Rod,

The APS electrometer is no longer supported or available.  The designer has left the APS, and the design has some problems which will not be fixed.  I don't think any of these units are still be used.

The NSLS design is now sold commercially by Sydor:
http://sydortechnologies.com/files/Data-Sheet-SI-EP-B4.pdf

I think BNL licensed this design to Sydor, so you will need to ask Pete Siddons if the license allows BNL to openly share the design.

Mark

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From: [email protected] [[email protected]] on behalf of Rod Nussbaumer [[email protected]]
Sent: Friday, October 21, 2016 8:58 AM
To: epics Techtalk
Subject: Devices supported by quadEM

Hi all.

I've just started reading Mark Rivers' documentation for the quadEM
device support package. In there, he mentions that there is support for
two devices that are products of accelerator labs:

> The NSLS Quad Electrometer (called NSLS_EM in this document). This
   device consists of a 4-channel digital electrometer unit with Ethernet
   communication. The device provides 4-channel current measurements at
   up to 2500 Hz.

> The Quad Electrometer built by Steve Ross from the APS (called APS_EM
   in this document). This device consists of a 4-channel digital
electrometer
   unit and 2 VME boards. The device provides 2 readings per diode at
   up to 813 Hz.

Can anyone tell me whether those devices are available in any form? Open
hardware design, outright purchase, evaluation loan, etc? If anyone
knows a contact person regarding either one, that would be
great to know.

Thanks.

Rod Nussbaumer
TRIUMF,
Vancouver, Canada

Experimental Physics and Industrial Control System

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