LSA hardware mapping

element	logical_hardware name	circuit	actual hardware	comments
MQML.6L1.B1	RQ6.L1B1	RQ6.L1	RPHGB.RR13.RQ6.L1B1	[We can handle N to 1 element to logical mappings]
MQML.6L1.B2	RQ6.L1B2	RQ6.L1	RPHGB.RR13.RQ6.L1B2

MQXA.1L1	MQXA1.L1	RQX.L1	RPHFC.UJ14.RQX.L1 RPHGC.UJ14.RTQX2.L1 RPMBB.UJ14.RTQX1.L1	Mapping between magnets and power converters dealt with in LSA parameter space
MQXB.A2L1	MQXB2.L1	RQX.L1
MQXB.B2L1	MQXB2.L1	RQX.L1
MQXA.3L1	MQXA3.L1	RQX.L1

In LSA we keep strengths and current for magnets or magnet strings (K/I).

The magnets/magnet strings are mapped onto power converters for which we calculate currents (IREF).

In LSA parlance:

magnet/magnet string is logical hardware (i.e stuff we can not directly address)
power converters are actual hardware (i.e. stuff we can actually talk to, load functions etc.)

We map transfer functions (or calibration curves as we call them (B versus I)) to logical_hardware.