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Nk/phaser servo
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Release notes
=============
Unreleased
----------
Highlights:
* Implemented Phaser-servo. This requires recent gateware on Phaser.
ARTIQ-7
-------

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artiq/coredevice/phaser.py
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@ -40,6 +40,14 @@ PHASER_ADDR_DUC1_P = 0x26
PHASER_ADDR_DAC1_DATA = 0x28
PHASER_ADDR_DAC1_TEST = 0x2c
# servo registers
PHASER_ADDR_SERVO_CFG0 = 0x30
PHASER_ADDR_SERVO_CFG1 = 0x31
# 0x32 - 0x71 servo coefficients + offset data
PHASER_ADDR_SERVO_DATA_BASE = 0x32
PHASER_SEL_DAC = 1 << 0
PHASER_SEL_TRF0 = 1 << 1
PHASER_SEL_TRF1 = 1 << 2
@ -58,6 +66,11 @@ PHASER_DAC_SEL_TEST = 1
PHASER_HW_REV_VARIANT = 1 << 4
SERVO_COEFF_WIDTH = 16
SERVO_DATA_WIDTH = 16
SERVO_COEFF_SHIFT = 14
SERVO_T_CYCLE = (32+12+192+24+4)*ns # Must match gateware ADC parameters
class Phaser:
"""Phaser 4-channel, 16-bit, 1 GS/s DAC coredevice driver.
@ -112,6 +125,31 @@ class Phaser:
configured through a shared SPI bus that is accessed and controlled via
FPGA registers.
Each phaser output channel features a servo to control the RF output amplitude
using feedback from an ADC. The servo consists of a first order IIR (infinite
impulse response) filter fed by the ADC and a multiplier that scales the I
and Q datastreams from the DUC by the IIR output. The IIR state is updated at
the 3.788 MHz ADC sampling rate.
Each channel IIR features 4 profiles, each consisting of the [b0, b1, a1] filter
coefficients as well as an output offset. The coefficients and offset can be
set for each profile individually and the profiles each have their own ``y0``,
``y1`` output registers (the ``x0``, ``x1`` inputs are shared). To avoid
transient effects, care should be taken to not update the coefficents in the
currently selected profile.
The servo can be en- or disabled for each channel. When disabled, the servo
output multiplier is simply bypassed and the datastream reaches the DAC unscaled.
The IIR output can be put on hold for each channel. In hold mode, the filter
still ingests samples and updates its input ``x0`` and ``x1`` registers, but
does not update the ``y0``, ``y1`` output registers.
After power-up the servo is disabled, in profile 0, with coefficients [0, 0, 0]
and hold is enabled. If older gateware without ther servo is loaded onto the
Phaser FPGA, the device simply behaves as if the servo is disabled and none of
the servo functions have any effect.
.. note:: Various register settings of the DAC and the quadrature
upconverters are available to be modified through the `dac`, `trf0`,
`trf1` dictionaries. These can be set through the device database
@ -310,6 +348,8 @@ class Phaser:
delay(.1*ms)
channel.set_att_mu(0x00) # minimum attenuation
channel.set_servo(profile=0, enable=0, hold=1)
# test oscillators and DUC
for i in range(len(channel.oscillator)):
oscillator = channel.oscillator[i]
@ -382,6 +422,12 @@ class Phaser:
response = rtio_input_data(self.channel_base)
return response >> self.miso_delay
@kernel
def write16(self, addr, data: TInt32):
"""Write 16 bit to a sequence of FPGA registers."""
self.write8(addr, data >> 8)
self.write8(addr + 1, data)
@kernel
def write32(self, addr, data: TInt32):
"""Write 32 bit to a sequence of FPGA registers."""
@ -1039,6 +1085,133 @@ class PhaserChannel:
data = data ^ ((1 << 12) | (1 << 13))
self.trf_write(data)
@kernel
def set_servo(self, profile=0, enable=0, hold=0):
"""Set the servo configuration.
:param enable: 1 to enable servo, 0 to disable servo (default). If disabled,
the servo is bypassed and hold is enforced since the control loop is broken.
:param hold: 1 to hold the servo IIR filter output constant, 0 for normal operation.
:param profile: Profile index to select for channel. (0 to 3)
"""
if (profile < 0) or (profile > 3):
raise ValueError("invalid profile index")
addr = PHASER_ADDR_SERVO_CFG0 + self.index
# enforce hold if the servo is disabled
data = (profile << 2) | (((hold | ~enable) & 1) << 1) | (enable & 1)
self.phaser.write8(addr, data)
@kernel
def set_iir_mu(self, profile, b0, b1, a1, offset):
"""Load a servo profile consiting of the three filter coefficients and an output offset.
Avoid setting the IIR parameters of the currently active profile.
The recurrence relation is (all data signed and MSB aligned):
.. math::
a_0 y_n = a_1 y_{n - 1} + b_0 x_n + b_1 x_{n - 1} + o
Where:
* :math:`y_n` and :math:`y_{n-1}` are the current and previous
filter outputs, clipped to :math:`[0, 1[`.
* :math:`x_n` and :math:`x_{n-1}` are the current and previous
filter inputs in :math:`[-1, 1[`.
* :math:`o` is the offset
* :math:`a_0` is the normalization factor :math:`2^{14}`
* :math:`a_1` is the feedback gain
* :math:`b_0` and :math:`b_1` are the feedforward gains for the two
delays
.. seealso:: :meth:`set_iir`
:param profile: Profile to set (0 to 3)
:param b0: b0 filter coefficient (16 bit signed)
:param b1: b1 filter coefficient (16 bit signed)
:param a1: a1 filter coefficient (16 bit signed)
:param offset: Output offset (16 bit signed)
"""
if (profile < 0) or (profile > 3):
raise ValueError("invalid profile index")
# 32 byte-sized data registers per channel and 8 (2 bytes * (3 coefficients + 1 offset)) registers per profile
addr = PHASER_ADDR_SERVO_DATA_BASE + (8 * profile) + (self.index * 32)
for data in [b0, b1, a1, offset]:
self.phaser.write16(addr, data)
addr += 2
@kernel
def set_iir(self, profile, kp, ki=0., g=0., x_offset=0., y_offset=0.):
"""Set servo profile IIR coefficients.
Avoid setting the IIR parameters of the currently active profile.
Gains are given in units of output full per scale per input full scale.
.. note:: Due to inherent constraints of the fixed point datatypes and IIR
filters, the ``x_offset`` (setpoint) resolution depends on the selected gains.
Low ``ki`` gains will lead to a low ``x_offset`` resolution.
The transfer function is (up to time discretization and
coefficient quantization errors):
.. math::
H(s) = k_p + \\frac{k_i}{s + \\frac{k_i}{g}}
Where:
* :math:`s = \\sigma + i\\omega` is the complex frequency
* :math:`k_p` is the proportional gain
* :math:`k_i` is the integrator gain
* :math:`g` is the integrator gain limit
:param profile: Profile number (0-3)
:param kp: Proportional gain. This is usually negative (closed
loop, positive ADC voltage, positive setpoint). When 0, this
implements a pure I controller.
:param ki: Integrator gain (rad/s). Equivalent to the gain at 1 Hz.
When 0 (the default) this implements a pure P controller.
Same sign as ``kp``.
:param g: Integrator gain limit (1). When 0 (the default) the
integrator gain limit is infinite. Same sign as ``ki``.
:param x_offset: IIR input offset. Used as the negative
setpoint when stabilizing to a desired input setpoint. Will
be converted to an equivalent output offset and added to y_offset.
:param y_offset: IIR output offset.
"""
NORM = 1 << SERVO_COEFF_SHIFT
COEFF_MAX = 1 << SERVO_COEFF_WIDTH - 1
DATA_MAX = 1 << SERVO_DATA_WIDTH - 1
kp *= NORM
if ki == 0.:
# pure P
a1 = 0
b1 = 0
b0 = int(round(kp))
else:
# I or PI
ki *= NORM*SERVO_T_CYCLE/2.
if g == 0.:
c = 1.
a1 = NORM
else:
c = 1./(1. + ki/(g*NORM))
a1 = int(round((2.*c - 1.)*NORM))
b0 = int(round(kp + ki*c))
b1 = int(round(kp + (ki - 2.*kp)*c))
if b1 == -b0:
raise ValueError("low integrator gain and/or gain limit")
if (b0 >= COEFF_MAX or b0 < -COEFF_MAX or
b1 >= COEFF_MAX or b1 < -COEFF_MAX):
raise ValueError("high gains")
forward_gain = (b0 + b1) * (1 << SERVO_DATA_WIDTH - 1 - SERVO_COEFF_SHIFT)
effective_offset = int(round(DATA_MAX * y_offset + forward_gain * x_offset))
self.set_iir_mu(profile, b0, b1, a1, effective_offset)
class PhaserOscillator:
"""Phaser IQ channel oscillator (NCO/DDS).