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The multi-host type DAQ front-end system is proposed and a prototype systemis developed. In general, CAMAC/VME type ADC modules have a singletrigger-input (or gate-input) port. In contrast, a prototype of a new systemhas multiple trigger-input ports. In addition, the Wilkinson-type andsuccessive approximation ADCs have the dead time, whereas, this prototypesystem utilizes the combination of Flash-ADC and FPGA that enabling thedead-time free system. Corresponding to the trigger-input ports, data are sentto different back-end systems. So, a legacy ADC module is a 1-to-1 system, but,this proposing system is a 1-to-X system without loss. This system will beapplied for nuclear physics experiments at RIKEN RIBF which produces intenseRI-beams. This multi-host type DAQ front-end system enables us to performdifferent experiments simultaneously at the same beam line. In thiscontribution, the concept and the performance-test results of the front-endsystem is shown.

Prototype of a multi-host type DAQ front-end system for RI-beam experiments