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Measurement-Domain Specific Language for magnetic test specifications at CERN

A Measurement-Domain Specific Language (MDSL) for test procedure definition, measurement tasks synchronization, and instrument configuration is proposed. MDSL is a formal language specially designed for a specific domain of measurement and test, aimed at specifying complete, easy-to-understand, -reuse, and -maintain applications efficiently and quickly. Owing to MDSL constructs capability of abstracting key concepts of the domain, the test engineer can write more concise and higher level programs in shorter time without being a skilled programmer. The MDSL has been applied to the specifications of superconducting magnet tests of the Large Hadron Collider at CERN.