Speaker
Tonia Batten
(Canadian Light Source (Canada))
Description
The Canadian Light Source (CLS) is a third generation
synchrotron which hosted its first user in 2005. For many
years, the CLS has relied on MATLAB to control hardware,
compute accelerator parameters and measure beam prop
erties. In 2022 a series of hardware failures interrupted
operation of the CLS control room MATLAB computer
which exposed a significant operational risk and resulted
in an initiative to port this functionality out of MATLAB.
This paper will provide an overview of what work has been
completed and describe what work is yet to come.
Funding Agency
The work described in this paper was performed at the CLS, a national research facility which is supported by U of S, CFI, NSERC, CIHR and the Government of Saskatchewan.
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Author
Tonia Batten
(Canadian Light Source (Canada))
Co-authors
Alan Duffy
(Canadian Light Source (Canada))
Cameron Baribeau
(Canadian Light Source (Canada))
Chloe Mertin
(Canadian Light Source (Canada))
Melissa Ratzlaff
(Canadian Light Source (Canada))
Michael Bree
(Canadian Light Source (Canada))
Ward Wurtz
(Canadian Light Source (Canada))