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MAPIC: Multichannel Analysis and Wireless DAQ for the APIC

The aim of this project was to add a multichannel analysis function to the APIC and perform wireless readout. The APIC employs a preamplifier and a pulse shaper in order to transform delta function pulses from detectors into semi-Gaussian pulses with a shaping time of either 25ns or 450ns. These can...

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Autor principal: Griffiths, Ryan Michael
Lenguaje:eng
Publicado: 2019
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Acceso en línea:http://cds.cern.ch/record/2688617
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description The aim of this project was to add a multichannel analysis function to the APIC and perform wireless readout. The APIC employs a preamplifier and a pulse shaper in order to transform delta function pulses from detectors into semi-Gaussian pulses with a shaping time of either 25ns or 450ns. These can be sampled with a fast but expensive commercial MCA. To reliably sample peak amplitudes with a cheap ADC, we employed a pulse stretcher circuit and a Micropython MCU. The purpose of this combination was to stretch the APIC pulses to a few microseconds so that they could be sampled with one of the three 12 bit ADCs on the "Pyboard" which each had a maximum sampling frequency of 2.4MSPS. The Pyboard also contained an onboard Wi-Fi chip that we could use for wireless readout.
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spelling cern-26886172019-09-30T06:29:59Zhttp://cds.cern.ch/record/2688617engGriffiths, Ryan MichaelMAPIC: Multichannel Analysis and Wireless DAQ for the APICDetectors and Experimental TechniquesThe aim of this project was to add a multichannel analysis function to the APIC and perform wireless readout. The APIC employs a preamplifier and a pulse shaper in order to transform delta function pulses from detectors into semi-Gaussian pulses with a shaping time of either 25ns or 450ns. These can be sampled with a fast but expensive commercial MCA. To reliably sample peak amplitudes with a cheap ADC, we employed a pulse stretcher circuit and a Micropython MCU. The purpose of this combination was to stretch the APIC pulses to a few microseconds so that they could be sampled with one of the three 12 bit ADCs on the "Pyboard" which each had a maximum sampling frequency of 2.4MSPS. The Pyboard also contained an onboard Wi-Fi chip that we could use for wireless readout.CERN-STUDENTS-Note-2019-185oai:cds.cern.ch:26886172019-09-06
spellingShingle Detectors and Experimental Techniques
Griffiths, Ryan Michael
MAPIC: Multichannel Analysis and Wireless DAQ for the APIC
title MAPIC: Multichannel Analysis and Wireless DAQ for the APIC
title_full MAPIC: Multichannel Analysis and Wireless DAQ for the APIC
title_fullStr MAPIC: Multichannel Analysis and Wireless DAQ for the APIC
title_full_unstemmed MAPIC: Multichannel Analysis and Wireless DAQ for the APIC
title_short MAPIC: Multichannel Analysis and Wireless DAQ for the APIC
title_sort mapic: multichannel analysis and wireless daq for the apic
topic Detectors and Experimental Techniques
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