A transputer based coprocessor for VEDAS
P. Ziem, Ch. Kluge, T. Kiehne
Abstract
P. Ziem, Ch. Kluge, T. Kiehne
Abstract
Two transputer boards with five T800 transputers have been fitted into a VME-based multiprocessor system for experimental data acquisition at VEDAS, to be used for real-time recalibration calculations. The properties of the transputer, i.e. its RISC (reduced instruction set computer) structure and embedded interprocessor links, make it a powerful tool for fast data treatment. The transputers have been configured as a dedicated processor network for optimized data throughput. A description is given of the T800 transputer; the VME boards; the software, including the occam language and the Transputer Development System (TDS), an integrated programming environment; and the implementation of the system.>
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Two transputer boards with five T800 transputers have been fitted into a VME-based multiprocessor system for experimental data acquisition at VEDAS, to be used for real-time recalibration calculations. The properties of the transputer, i.e. its RISC (reduced instruction set computer) structure and embedded interprocessor links, make it a powerful tool for fast data treatment. The transputers have been configured as a dedicated processor network for optimized data throughput. A description is given of the T800 transputer; the VME boards; the software, including the occam language and the Transputer Development System (TDS), an integrated programming environment; and the implementation of the system.>
Key concepts: Transputer, occam, VMEbus, Computer science, Coprocessor, Parallel computing, Software, Multiprocessing