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Development of DAQ-Middleware

Y. Yasu, K. Nakayoshi, Hiroshi Sendai, Eiji Inoue, M. Tanaka, S. Suzuki, Setsuo Satoh, S. Muto, Toshiya Otomo, Takeshi Nakatani, T. Uchida, Noriaki Ando, Tetsuo Kotoku, Satoshi Hirano

Year
2010
Citations
8
Access
Open access

Abstract

DAQ-Middleware is a software framework of network-distributed DAQ system based on Robot Technology Middleware, which is an international standard of Object Management Group (OMG) in Robotics and its implementation was developed by AIST. DAQ-Component is a software unit of DAQ-Middleware. Basic components have been already developed. For examples, Gatherer is a readout component, Logger is a data logging component, Monitor is an analysis component and Dispatcher, which is connected to Gatherer as input of data path and to Logger/Monitor as output of data path. DAQ operator is a special component, which controls those components by using the control/status path. The control/status path and data path as well as XML-based system configuration and XML/HTTP-based system interface are well defined in DAQ-Middleware framework. DAQ-Middleware was adopted by experiments at J-PARC while the commissioning at the first beam had been successfully carried out. The functionality of DAQ-Middleware and the status of DAQ-Middleware at J-PARC are presented.

Keywords

Data acquisitionMiddleware (distributed applications)Component (thermodynamics)Computer scienceCommon Object Request Broker ArchitectureInterface (matter)XMLSoftwareComputer hardwarePath (computing)

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