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Project Status ESO ALMA COMMUNITY DAY

ALMA Project Organization The System Engineering IPT now reports directly to the JAO ESO ALMA COMMUNITY DAY 2

Management JAO Staffing The Joint Alma Office (JAO) in Chile has the following staff in post: Director: Massimo Tarenghi Project Manager: Tony Beasley Project Engineer: Rick Murowinski Project Scientist: Vacant Project Controller: Richard Simon ESO ALMA COMMUNITY DAY 3

Management European Staffing 1 European Southern Observatory Contracts & Procurement R. Fischer Admin. Assistants N. Thebaud E. Zuffanelli Director General C. Cesarsky ALMA European Project Office Project Manager J. Credland Project Controller J.-L. Beckers Project Planner D. Tait European Project Scientist T. Wilson 10 EPR H. Boffin 2 Site Development 3 Antenna Subsystem 4 Front End Subsystem 5-6 Back End & Correlator 7 Computing Subsystem 8 System Eng. & Integration 9 Science J. Eschwey S. Stanghellini P. Martinez M. Kraus G. H. Tan H. Rudolf F. Patt A. Baudry (Bordeaux) F. Biancat- Marchet G. Raffi J. Schwarz C. Haupt E. Pangole T. Wilson Instrument Scientist: R. Laing ESO ALMA COMMUNITY DAY 4

Site Road Construction 2 Right of Way Concession ESO ALMA COMMUNITY DAY 5

Site Road Construction 3 To AOS OSF Site ESO ALMA COMMUNITY DAY 6

Site Road Construction 4 View West Road at 18Km View East ESO ALMA COMMUNITY DAY 7

Site ALMA Camp 2 Inner Court ALMA Camp General View Typical Office ESO ALMA COMMUNITY DAY 8

Visitors Center Residence Area OSF Camps and Technical Facilities Access Road to Visitors Center Contractors Camp ALMA Camp ESO ALMA COMMUNITY DAY 9

OSF Technical Facilities Layout ESO ALMA COMMUNITY DAY 10

Site OSF Technical Facilities Laboratories & Offices Management Complex ESO ALMA COMMUNITY DAY 11

Site AOS Building 1 ESO ALMA COMMUNITY DAY 12

Site AOS Building 2 ESO ALMA COMMUNITY DAY 13

Prototype Antennas ESO ALMA COMMUNITY DAY 14

AEC Prototype Antenna ESO ALMA COMMUNITY DAY 15

Vertex Prototype Antenna ESO ALMA COMMUNITY DAY 16

Prototypes Design Characteristics VertexRSI 264 Panels, 8 rings, machined Al, open back 7 adjusters / panel 24 CFRP BUS sectors, open back Feed legs & Apex in CFRP Hexapod secondary positioner Invar support cone I/F Bus-cabin Cylindrical Invar/steel Rx. Cabin Pinion drive Absolute Encoders 3 Point support base ALCATEL/EIE 120 Panels, 5 rings, Replicated Nickel, Rhodium coated, closed back 5 adjusters / panel BUS in CFRP, 16 sectors, close back Feed legs and Apex in CFRP Three axes Apex mechanism Direct connection Cabin BUS Cabin in CFRP Direct drives on both axes Incremental encoders 6 Point support base ESO ALMA COMMUNITY DAY 17

ALMA FE key specifications ALMA Band 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 Frequency Range 31.3 45 GHz 67 90 GHz 84 116 GHz 125 169 GHz 163-211 GHz 211 275 GHz 275 373 GHz* 385 500 GHz 602 720 GHz 787 950 GHz T Rx over 80% of the RF band 17 K 30 K 37 K 51 K 65 K 83 K 147 K 98 K 175 K 230 K * - between 370 373 GHz T rx is less then 300 K Dual, linear polarization channels: Increased sensitivity Measurement of 4 Stokes parameters Receiver noise temperature T Rx at any RF frequency 28 K 50 K 62 K 85 K 108 K 138 K 221 K 147 K 263 K 345 K Mixing scheme USB LSB 2SB 2SB 2SB 2SB 2SB DSB DSB DSB 183 GHz water vapour radiometer: Used for atmospheric path length correction Receiver technology HEMT HEMT SIS SIS SIS SIS SIS SIS SIS SIS ESO ALMA COMMUNITY DAY 18

Front End assembly ESO ALMA COMMUNITY DAY 19

Front End assembly ESO ALMA COMMUNITY DAY 20

Cryostat - 1 Testing of prototype Thermal performance evaluated under different load conditions Design has been fully qualified Manufacturing Readiness Review Held Dec. 03 Release pre-production cryostat #1-8 At the MRR a concern was raised about the long term use of the nylon rings under vacuum. This is being investigated as it is a major issue for the survival of the cryostat. Thermal cycling tests on Nylon and Delrin rings have been done. No evidence of failure has been detected after > 130 cycles. ESO ALMA COMMUNITY DAY 21 Temperature K Temperature spectrum 4 K band 6 0.001 0.0009 0.0008 0.0007 0.0006 0.0005 0.0004 0.0003 0.0002 0.0001 0 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 Frequency Hz Cartrudge 4K stage 12K stage 90K stage 1-12.31 108 2-12.37 108 3 3.75 12.24 105 4 3.62 12.18 106 5 3.64 11.96 102 6 3.67 12.25 106 7 3.64 11.95 102 8 3.58 12.19 106 9 3.52 11.95 102 10 3.59 12.31 108

Cryostat - 2 First pre-production cryostat Delivery Aug / Sep 04, has shifted after accident in the production outer vacuum vessel. Accident resulted in total loss in vessel. Cartridge bodies being fabricated After approval of band specific cartridge body designs by the cartridge groups production has started for Bands 3, 6 and 7 Delivery of first set completed. Cryocooler procurement RfT for 7 cryocoolers for pre-production cryostats #2- #8 has been published in the Official Journal of the European Union (OJEU) number 2003/S 245-217953, tender number WD1476. 4 enquiries, but at the close of the tender period there was only one tender submitted This tender was compliant with all technical and programmatic requirements. Order has been placed Pre-production cryostat acceptance and delivery Detailed Acceptance procedure for (pre-)production units has been defined. Acceptance procedure will be a model for other production deliveries. ESO ALMA COMMUNITY DAY 22

Band 3 Cartridge Mixer development Focus on a 2SB, 4 8 GHz IF bandwidth, mixer solution Cartridge PDR held March 04 Current status: Complete the construction of the cartridge test set in semiautomatic mode Finalize integration of cartridge #1 with two fully characterized 2SB mixer units and four LNAs. ESO ALMA COMMUNITY DAY 23

Band 6 Cartridge Mixer development Focus on a 2SB, 4 12 GHz IF bandwidth, mixer solution without isolator Cartridge PDR held April 04 Current status: Finalize integration of cartridge #1 Prepare automated test set up for production ESO ALMA COMMUNITY DAY 24

Band 7 Cartridge Mixer development Focus on a 2SB, 4 8 GHz IF bandwidth, mixer solution Cartridge PDR held June 04 Current status: Finalize integration of cartridge #1 with two fully characterized 2SB mixer units and four LNAs ESO ALMA COMMUNITY DAY 25

Band 7 Cartridge Mechanical design 4K Optics made up and measured New Coupler for 2SB Mixer made up at IRAM New circular shape Grid delivered Cartridge plates machined (WG/Semi-Rigid feed through & fixing holes) Parts for assembling made up (Including SS WG and Semi-Rigid) ESO ALMA COMMUNITY DAY 26

Band 9 Cartridge Mixer development Focus on a DSB, 4 12 GHz IF bandwidth, mixer solution Cartridge PDR held March 04 Final design is in progress that should fulfill ALMA requirements: < 175 K (80 % of full RF band) < 263 K (20 % of full RF band) 700 600 Noise (K) Receiver 500 400 300 200 100 4 6 8 10 12 IF Frequency (GHz) ESO ALMA COMMUNITY DAY 27

Band 9 Cartridge Status of detailed design Investigating NbTiN SIS devices Continued mixer testing 4 12 Ghz cooled isolator prototype has become available Cartridge design completed 4 K stage components finalized 20 k / 90 k stage components in progress Optics prototype tested at IRAM (ma) Current Bias 0.12 0.1 0.08 0.06 0.04 0.02 IF Output Power (a.u) HOT IF output COLD IF output HOT Pumped I- V COLD Pumped I- V 0 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 Bias Voltage (mv) ESO ALMA COMMUNITY DAY 28

Water Vapour Radiometer Development status Completion of final integration of prototypes at Cambridge, correlation type, and Onsala, Dicke switched Performance verification of prototypes Preparation of integration and test plans of prototype WVRs at ATF in Socorro 150 K 300 K PLL Gunn Osc. 1 2 3 4 BP-Filters 1 2 3 4 A-D samplers and micro ESO ALMA COMMUNITY DAY 29

Back End & Correlator AOS Technical building Correlator Front-End To M&C Front-End Front-End Back-End Back-End (Antenna) Back-End AOS Technical Building LO Back-End (Antenna) (Antenna) ~200 WDM Modulated fiber links 120Gbit/s ~200 1Gb Ethernet links (bi-directional) ~200 Phase accurate LO reference (64 Active at once) ESO ALMA COMMUNITY DAY 30

Back End & Correlator ANTENNA Front-End Technical Building Correlator Tunable Filter IF-Processing (8 * 2-4GHz sub-bands) Local Oscillator Digital De-Formatter Digitizer 8* 4Gs/s -3bit ADC 8* 250 MHz, 48bit out Data Encoder 12*10Gb/s 12 Optical Transmitters 12->1 WDM Optical MUX Digitizer Clock Optical De-MUX & Amplifier Fiber Patch-Panel From 216 stations to 64 DTS Inputs Fibre ESO ALMA COMMUNITY DAY 31

Digitizer & Clock Prototype Digitiser > Sub-assembly < Digitiser Clock DGS Chip microphoto > Die size 3 x 3 mm ESO ALMA COMMUNITY DAY 32

Back End Optical DTS Optical Transmitter Optical Receiver > < Optical Amplifier Demux Eye Diagram > ESO ALMA COMMUNITY DAY 33

Correlator Tunable Filter Bank ESO ALMA COMMUNITY DAY 34

System Engineering Design and analysis Overall ALMA system design Maintaining ALMA system technical budgets Supporting IPTs on all technical aspects Participation in reviews Interface Control and Requirements Preparation and implementation of ALMA engineering requirements Maintaining ICDs Preparation and maintaining of system performance requirements Definition of ALMA standards ESO ALMA COMMUNITY DAY 35

Prototype Integration Lab Integration and testing in Tucson and Socorro Signal Path from IF through correlation (Socorro) RF simulator, LO reference distribution and 1 st LO (Tucson) Combined lab integration and testing in Socorro Equipment from Tucson will be moved to Socorro November 2004 Tests: end-to-end signal integrity, gain vs. frequency, error rates, crosstalk, gain stability, phase stability, phase switching and LO offsetting ALMA Test Facility (ATF) integration and testing Equipment will be moved, installed and checked at ATF Jan-Feb 2005 First fringes are expected in spring 2005 Astronomical testing, software testing, switch over to real prototypes, WVR testing, Front End installation ESO ALMA COMMUNITY DAY 36

Prototype Integration ESO ALMA COMMUNITY DAY 37

Computing - Architecture ESO ALMA COMMUNITY DAY 38

ALMA PMCS Concept ESO ALMA COMMUNITY DAY 39

ESO ALMA COMMUNITY DAY 40