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Dilogic-2: A Sparse Data Scan Readout Processor for the HMPID Detector of ALICE
The processing of analog information is always spoiled by additional DC level and noise given by the sensors or their additional readout electronics. The Dilogic-2 ASICcircuit has been developed in a 0.7um n-well CMOS technologyto process the data given by Analog to Digital Converters, in order to e...
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CERN
2000
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Acceso en línea: | https://dx.doi.org/10.5170/CERN-2000-010.179 http://cds.cern.ch/record/439170 |
Sumario: | The processing of analog information is always spoiled by additional DC level and noise given by the sensors or their additional readout electronics. The Dilogic-2 ASICcircuit has been developed in a 0.7um n-well CMOS technologyto process the data given by Analog to Digital Converters, in order to eliminate the empty channels, to subtract the base line (pedestal) and to locally store the true analog information.(Abstract only available, full text willfollow) |
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