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The ZEUS collaboration is building a system to monitor, control and document the hardware of the ZEUS detector. This system is based on a network of VAX computers and microprocessors connected via ethernet. The database for the hardware values will be ADAMO tables; the ethernet connection will be DECNET, TCP/IP, or RPC. Most of the documentation will also be kept in ADAMO tables for easy access by users.
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A hardware-in-the-loop simulation system for the automatic transmission was developed with the availability of accelerating calculation. This development enables real-time automatic transmission shifting simulation while maintaining the required calculation accuracy. The application of this system f
The ZEUS experiment will have a three-level triggering system. The first two levels involve the local processing of component data. The third level will make a decision based on the global information from an event. It is designed to accept events at 100 Hz (10 Mbyte/s) and reduce this to around 3 H