TT091 Lukin Delay Line
Uses ToprDS1023 to create a programmable delay ranging from 27nsec to 250nsec.
ToprDS1023 schematic:
Arduino code:
You program over a vitual com port using E-Shop standard protocol.
Baseline delay is about 35nsec.
D<arg>; sets the incremental delay. Valid argument range is 0 to 255.
d; returns the current delay setting.
S; stores the current delay in non-volatile memory, so that it will be loaded when the box powers up, without needing to be programmed over USB.
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TT091B is a 4-channel version.
ToprDS1023 daughterboards are the same, but now they are in a TipTop1590BBRPNT base.
Daughterboard schem is the same, but I added a convenient threshold voltage monitoring pad.
Arduino code is modified for the 4 channels, adding the channel select command:
C<arg> sets the channel. Valid argument range is 1 to 4.
Code:
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