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Putting it all together: White Rabbit

Adam Artur Wujek · CERN

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About

[White Rabbit][1] (WR) is an open-source (hardware, gateware, firmware, software, documentation) synchronisation technology developed at CERN in collaboration with several institutes and companies. This talk will focus on the hardware side of the project. In particular:

- A quick survey of WR designs and the role of KiCad in the latest generation of WR Event Node ([WREN][2]) designs. - Hosting designs at [ohwr.org][3] and interacting with the community in [forums.ohwr.org][4]. - The experience subcontracting design work outside CERN, and synchronising with the CERN drawing office to guarantee a high-quality result. - The interaction with KT in the creation and running of the [WR Collaboration][5]. - Our licensing choices. - Some comments on calls for tender of WR equipment in collaboration with IPT-PI.

The presentation will finish with some thoughts about the future, including solutions to current challenges and plans for improving the WR technology and providing a friendly welcoming environment for the WR community.

[1]: https://ohwr.org/projects/white-rabbit/ [2]: https://ohwr.org/projects/wren/ [3]: http://ohwr.org [4]: https://forums.ohwr.org/c/white-rabbit-dev [5]: https://www.white-rabbit.tech/.

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  1. Putting it all together: White Rabbit 2025-05-09 · 39 min · CERN's player

Credits and licence

Institution
CERN
Department
Open Source
Speaker
Adam Artur Wujek
Year
2025
Language
English
Subjects
Engineering
Source
CERN
Licence
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