A streaming time-to-digital converter for experiments where every event counts and nothing may be dropped.
LINTag streams tags off the instrument rather than buffering and hoping. Each of the eight inputs has an adjustable threshold and selectable impedance, and the transport is a full TCP/IP stack over 10G Ethernet.
For experiments that need lower latency than a network round trip allows, tags can be read straight off the FPGA through the embedded PC.
LINTag streams over Ethernet, so the host can be anywhere on the network.
Wherever the measurement is a timing correlation and the event rate is high enough that dropped tags would change the answer.
LINTag Capture drives the instrument; the Python module talks to it over gRPC.
Tell us about your setup and what you need to measure.