Delay Interface Check - September 17, 2003

Checked the coordinates of the delay board connector and JP5 on the DOM MB against the agreed upon coordinates.  (-112.58mm,-65.00mm)   =   (-4.432",  -2.559")
Checked the coordinates of the mounting hole at radius 115 mm from the center of the board at 210 degrees polar angle. (-99.593mm,  -57.500mm)   =  ( -3.921", -2.264")
 


 

The locations of various cut-outs on both boards match up, so there was no accidental flipping-over of one board with respect to the other.
 
 


 

The signal pins on both the DOM MB and the Delay board match up.  JP5 on the DOM MB is confirmed by the layout tool to be on the back of the board (Side 2)
(It was convenient to make the 10 pin connector a 20 pin connector with overlapping pads to permit the pins of the header mounted on delay card to be soldered to pins 11 to 20.)

Pin 1, the square pin, on the delay board suggests that the pin assignment for the connector is swapped side-to-side compared with a standard ribbon cable header, for instance.

The numbering doesn't count nearly as much as making sure the signal pins on one connector mate with the signal pins on the other connector.

G. Przybylski,  LBNL 9/17/2003