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arxiv 2005.00219 v2 pith:PXZO6HKF submitted 2020-05-01 physics.ins-det astro-ph.IMgr-qc

advligorts: The Advanced LIGO Real-Time Digital Control and Data Acquisition System

Rolf Bork , Jonathan Hanks , David Barker , Joseph Betzwieser , Jameson Rollins , Keith Thorne , Erik von Reis This is my paper
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The Advanced LIGO detectors are sophisticated opto-mechanical devices. At the core of their operation is feedback control. The Advanced LIGO project developed a custom digital control and data acquisition system to handle the unique needs of this new breed of astronomical detector. The advligorts is the software component of this system. This highly modular and extensible system has enabled the unprecedented performance of the LIGO instruments, and has been a vital component in the direct detection of gravitational waves.

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