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Computed tomographic microscopy is one of the milestone techniques of X-ray science. The I- and S-TOMCAT beamlines of the Swiss Light Source (SLS) specialize in in-vivo, in-situ and operando high-speed tomography with over 10 kHz sustained frame rates. The improved flux and brilliance of the new TOMCAT beamlines present new frontiers for dynamic applications. Hence, they will serve as a showcase to outline the next generation controls infrastructure of the ongoing SLS 2.0 upgrade. The beamlines’ control systems will be constructed as a combination of an EtherCAT-based motion backbone and custom systems for high-speed motion, synchronization, and triggering. The talk will focus on their implementation, configuration and interfacing with the data path and other sub-systems via EPICS and a new high-level beamline experimental control system.
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