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Chapter 2: The Accelerator and the Experiment 64 Figure 2.13: Block diagram of the ATLAS trigger and DAQ system. The accept rates at various trigger stages are shown.
Chapter 2: The Accelerator and the Experiment 65 an event, and reduces the event rate to 300 Hz. The size of a raw event is O(1 MB). The amount of data recorded by ATLAS in a year is of the order of a Petabyte (10 15 bytes). Besides controlling data movement among the trigger levels, the TDAQ system manages the configuration, control and monitoring of the detector via the Detec- tor Control System (DCS). The DCS is an interface to all the subdetectors and the infrastructure of ATLAS. It monitors operational parameters such as temperature, magnetic field, high- and low-voltage systems and gas systems, and provides for bidi- rectional communication with the TDAQ.
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