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Trigger electronics for the ALICE PHOS detector

The Photon Spectrometer of ALICE consists of 5 identical modules of 56 multiplied by 64 PWO crystals with a total of 100 degree azimuthal coverage of the barrel. The electronics required for implementing both the L0 trigger for high luminosity p-p physics and the L1 trigger for high p//T Pb+Pb physi...

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Autores principales: Müller, H, Pimenta, R, Musa, L, Yin, Z, Röhrich, D, Skaali, B, Sibiryak, Yu, Budnikov, D L
Lenguaje:eng
Publicado: 2004
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Acceso en línea:https://dx.doi.org/10.1016/j.nima.2003.11.076
http://cds.cern.ch/record/802340
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author Müller, H
Pimenta, R
Musa, L
Yin, Z
Röhrich, D
Skaali, B
Sibiryak, Yu
Budnikov, D L
author_facet Müller, H
Pimenta, R
Musa, L
Yin, Z
Röhrich, D
Skaali, B
Sibiryak, Yu
Budnikov, D L
author_sort Müller, H
collection CERN
description The Photon Spectrometer of ALICE consists of 5 identical modules of 56 multiplied by 64 PWO crystals with a total of 100 degree azimuthal coverage of the barrel. The electronics required for implementing both the L0 trigger for high luminosity p-p physics and the L1 trigger for high p//T Pb+Pb physics has been studied. A full integration of the trigger logic into the detector's enclosure is based on analog transmission of fast trigger sums between stacks of front-end boards and trigger-router units. The latter contain 112 digitizer channels of 10bit, which are mapped into a single FPGA per trigger unit, covering areas of 24 multiplied by 16 crystals. The running modes allow for Level-0 trigger at 800ns and Level-1 at 6200ns trigger latencies. The design and status of the PHOS trigger electronics are outlined.
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spelling cern-8023402019-09-30T06:29:59Zdoi:10.1016/j.nima.2003.11.076http://cds.cern.ch/record/802340engMüller, HPimenta, RMusa, LYin, ZRöhrich, DSkaali, BSibiryak, YuBudnikov, D LTrigger electronics for the ALICE PHOS detectorDetectors and Experimental TechniquesThe Photon Spectrometer of ALICE consists of 5 identical modules of 56 multiplied by 64 PWO crystals with a total of 100 degree azimuthal coverage of the barrel. The electronics required for implementing both the L0 trigger for high luminosity p-p physics and the L1 trigger for high p//T Pb+Pb physics has been studied. A full integration of the trigger logic into the detector's enclosure is based on analog transmission of fast trigger sums between stacks of front-end boards and trigger-router units. The latter contain 112 digitizer channels of 10bit, which are mapped into a single FPGA per trigger unit, covering areas of 24 multiplied by 16 crystals. The running modes allow for Level-0 trigger at 800ns and Level-1 at 6200ns trigger latencies. The design and status of the PHOS trigger electronics are outlined.oai:cds.cern.ch:8023402004
spellingShingle Detectors and Experimental Techniques
Müller, H
Pimenta, R
Musa, L
Yin, Z
Röhrich, D
Skaali, B
Sibiryak, Yu
Budnikov, D L
Trigger electronics for the ALICE PHOS detector
title Trigger electronics for the ALICE PHOS detector
title_full Trigger electronics for the ALICE PHOS detector
title_fullStr Trigger electronics for the ALICE PHOS detector
title_full_unstemmed Trigger electronics for the ALICE PHOS detector
title_short Trigger electronics for the ALICE PHOS detector
title_sort trigger electronics for the alice phos detector
topic Detectors and Experimental Techniques
url https://dx.doi.org/10.1016/j.nima.2003.11.076
http://cds.cern.ch/record/802340
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