Speaker
Leonard Doyle
(Faculty of Physics, LMU Munich, Germany)
Description
The Centre for Advanced Laser Applications (CALA) near Munich, Germany, is a university laser laboratory operating a high-power laser system and several experiment endstations. Although the system is quite large, resources are limited compared to a user facility both in budget and workforce. Our Tango based control system used for machine control and data acquisition is therefore often driven by the need for simple solutions and minimum complexity. After a general overview of our facility I will present some solutions to address these requirements, e.g. a simple alternative to using „nssm“ for Starter hosts in Windows, a Git monitor for easy deployment, and some first experiences with Taranta dashboards mixed with a custom synoptic view.
Primary author
Leonard Doyle
(Faculty of Physics, LMU Munich, Germany)
Co-authors
Mr
Felix Balling
(CALA, LMU Munich, Germany)
Mrs
Sonja Gerlach
(CALA, LMU Munich, Germany)
Mr
Andreas Münzer
(CALA, LMU Munich, Germany)
Mr
Florian Schweiger
(CALA, LMU Munich, Germany)
Mr
Vignesh Vaidyanathan
(CALA, LMU Munich, Germany)
Mr
Nils Weiße
(CALA, LMU Munich, Germany)
Mr
Andreas Döpp
(CALA, LMU Munich, Germany)
Prof.
Jörg Schreiber
(CALA, LMU Munich, Germany)
Prof.
Stefan Karsch
(CALA, LMU Munich, Germany)
