Highly Parallelized Pattern Matching Hardware for Fast Tracking at Hadron Colliders PROJECT TITLE :Highly Parallelized Pattern Matching Hardware for Fast Tracking at Hadron CollidersABSTRACT:A high-performance “pattern matching” implementation primarily based on the Associative Memory (AM) system is presented. It's designed to solve the important-time hit-to-track association downside for particles made in high-energy physics experiments at hadron colliders. The processing time of pattern recognition in CPU-based mostly algorithms will increase rapidly with the detector occupancy because of the limited computing power and input-output capacity of hardware obtainable out there. The AM system presented here solves the problem by having the ability to process even the most complicated hadron collider events created at a rate of one hundred kHz with a median latency smaller than . The board built for this goal is in a position to execute petabyte comparisons per second, with peak power consumption below 250 W, uniformly distributed on the large area of the board. Did you like this research project? To get this research project Guidelines, Training and Code... Click Here facebook twitter google+ linkedin stumble pinterest Deep Levels in n-Type 4H-Silicon Carbide Epitaxial Layers Investigated by Deep-Level Transient Spectroscopy and Isochronal Annealing Studies Sparse Approximation-Based Maximum Likelihood Approach for Estimation of Radiological Source Terms
