21–27 Sept 2026
EuXFEL Lighthouse
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High rate detector acquistion and real-time processing at MAX IV

23 Sept 2026, 17:15
15m
EuXFEL Lighthouse Auditorium

EuXFEL Lighthouse Auditorium

Oral Detector Software Detector Software

Speaker

Jeremy Metz (Max IV, Lund University)

Description

At MAX IV we have established a high-performance data acquisition (DAQ) system capable of keeping pace with the high rate detectors enabled by the brightness of the fourth-generation source. Photon counting and charge integrating detectors, together with sCMOS cameras, are unified within a single DAQ framework. Detector data are streamed to a central Kubernetes cluster mounting IBM Storage Scale (GPFS) storage, with Tango providing overall system control. Live feedback from all detectors and cameras is available as standard, and the system is extended with on-the-fly data reduction capabilities through the "Dranspose" framework - a horizontally scalable, distributed data analysis pipeline. We give an overview of the detector suite at MAX IV and describe the DAQ and processing infrastructure, with emphasis on its demonstrated performance for live data streaming and on-the-fly reduction across a range of applications.

Authors

Aleko Lilius (Max IV, Lund University) Andrii Salnikov (Max IV, Lund University) Jeremy Metz (Max IV, Lund University) Meghdad Yazdi (Max IV, Lund University) Michele Cascella (Max IV, Lund University) Paul Bell (Max IV, Lund University) Thomas Eriksson (Max IV, Lund University) Zdenek Matej (Max IV, Lund University)

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