System Modelling and Improvements of a Mixed Analog Digital Chip for Ionization Chamber Readout in Static and Pulsed Fields

One of the biggest challenges for radiation monitoring at CERN is the presence of highly pulsed fields, in addition to quasi static ones. In order to have a ubiquitous monitoring system, one must be able to accurately detect currents from the tens of femto- to the hundreds of micro-amperes, as well...

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Autor principal: Laforge, Clyde
Lenguaje:eng
Publicado: 2022
Materias:
Detectors and Experimental Techniques
Engineering
Acceso en línea:http://cds.cern.ch/record/2815061
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author Laforge, Clyde
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description One of the biggest challenges for radiation monitoring at CERN is the presence of highly pulsed fields, in addition to quasi static ones. In order to have a ubiquitous monitoring system, one must be able to accurately detect currents from the tens of femto- to the hundreds of micro-amperes, as well as highly pulsed currents up to 500𝑛𝐶. The aim of the master thesis is to improve the current, ASIC-based electronic front-end (ACCURATE) in the pulsed regime without modifying its internal design, nor affecting significantly the quasi static regime’s performance.
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spelling cern-28150612022-07-07T19:19:57Zhttp://cds.cern.ch/record/2815061engLaforge, ClydeSystem Modelling and Improvements of a Mixed Analog Digital Chip for Ionization Chamber Readout in Static and Pulsed FieldsDetectors and Experimental TechniquesEngineeringOne of the biggest challenges for radiation monitoring at CERN is the presence of highly pulsed fields, in addition to quasi static ones. In order to have a ubiquitous monitoring system, one must be able to accurately detect currents from the tens of femto- to the hundreds of micro-amperes, as well as highly pulsed currents up to 500𝑛𝐶. The aim of the master thesis is to improve the current, ASIC-based electronic front-end (ACCURATE) in the pulsed regime without modifying its internal design, nor affecting significantly the quasi static regime’s performance.CERN-THESIS-2022-079oai:cds.cern.ch:28150612022-07-06T13:29:16Z
spellingShingle Detectors and Experimental Techniques
Engineering
Laforge, Clyde
System Modelling and Improvements of a Mixed Analog Digital Chip for Ionization Chamber Readout in Static and Pulsed Fields
title System Modelling and Improvements of a Mixed Analog Digital Chip for Ionization Chamber Readout in Static and Pulsed Fields
title_full System Modelling and Improvements of a Mixed Analog Digital Chip for Ionization Chamber Readout in Static and Pulsed Fields
title_fullStr System Modelling and Improvements of a Mixed Analog Digital Chip for Ionization Chamber Readout in Static and Pulsed Fields
title_full_unstemmed System Modelling and Improvements of a Mixed Analog Digital Chip for Ionization Chamber Readout in Static and Pulsed Fields
title_short System Modelling and Improvements of a Mixed Analog Digital Chip for Ionization Chamber Readout in Static and Pulsed Fields
title_sort system modelling and improvements of a mixed analog digital chip for ionization chamber readout in static and pulsed fields
topic Detectors and Experimental Techniques
Engineering
url http://cds.cern.ch/record/2815061
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