Characterization of GEMINI, a 16-channels programmable readout interface for Triple-GEM detectors in 180nm CMOS

The recent advances in GEM detector development has led to the requirement of a custom readout to fully exploit the advantages of this technology. GEM detectors can be realized with various shapes, also irregular, and high number of channels. GEMINI has been specifically designed to work with Triple...

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Autores principales: Mangiagalli, Luca, Croci, Gabriele, De Matteis, Marcello, Tagnani, Diego, Corradi, Giovanni, Murtas, Fabrizio, Gorini, Giuseppe, Baschirotto, Andrea
Lenguaje:eng
Publicado: SISSA 2019
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Detectors and Experimental Techniques
Acceso en línea:https://dx.doi.org/10.22323/1.343.0165
http://cds.cern.ch/record/2710228
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author Mangiagalli, Luca
Croci, Gabriele
De Matteis, Marcello
Tagnani, Diego
Corradi, Giovanni
Murtas, Fabrizio
Gorini, Giuseppe
Baschirotto, Andrea
author_facet Mangiagalli, Luca
Croci, Gabriele
De Matteis, Marcello
Tagnani, Diego
Corradi, Giovanni
Murtas, Fabrizio
Gorini, Giuseppe
Baschirotto, Andrea
author_sort Mangiagalli, Luca
collection CERN
description The recent advances in GEM detector development has led to the requirement of a custom readout to fully exploit the advantages of this technology. GEM detectors can be realized with various shapes, also irregular, and high number of channels. GEMINI has been specifically designed to work with Triple-GEM detectors and it integrates 16 channels to perform readout with both analog and digital signal with Time over Threshold. GEMINI also allows to set a different threshold for every channel to compensate channel inhomogeneity. This work compares simulations with lab measurements and presents results of the imaging of an X-ray source performed with GEMINI.
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spelling oai-inspirehep.net-17474532020-03-03T13:27:24Zdoi:10.22323/1.343.0165http://cds.cern.ch/record/2710228engMangiagalli, LucaCroci, GabrieleDe Matteis, MarcelloTagnani, DiegoCorradi, GiovanniMurtas, FabrizioGorini, GiuseppeBaschirotto, AndreaCharacterization of GEMINI, a 16-channels programmable readout interface for Triple-GEM detectors in 180nm CMOSDetectors and Experimental TechniquesThe recent advances in GEM detector development has led to the requirement of a custom readout to fully exploit the advantages of this technology. GEM detectors can be realized with various shapes, also irregular, and high number of channels. GEMINI has been specifically designed to work with Triple-GEM detectors and it integrates 16 channels to perform readout with both analog and digital signal with Time over Threshold. GEMINI also allows to set a different threshold for every channel to compensate channel inhomogeneity. This work compares simulations with lab measurements and presents results of the imaging of an X-ray source performed with GEMINI.SISSAoai:inspirehep.net:17474532019
spellingShingle Detectors and Experimental Techniques
Mangiagalli, Luca
Croci, Gabriele
De Matteis, Marcello
Tagnani, Diego
Corradi, Giovanni
Murtas, Fabrizio
Gorini, Giuseppe
Baschirotto, Andrea
Characterization of GEMINI, a 16-channels programmable readout interface for Triple-GEM detectors in 180nm CMOS
title Characterization of GEMINI, a 16-channels programmable readout interface for Triple-GEM detectors in 180nm CMOS
title_full Characterization of GEMINI, a 16-channels programmable readout interface for Triple-GEM detectors in 180nm CMOS
title_fullStr Characterization of GEMINI, a 16-channels programmable readout interface for Triple-GEM detectors in 180nm CMOS
title_full_unstemmed Characterization of GEMINI, a 16-channels programmable readout interface for Triple-GEM detectors in 180nm CMOS
title_short Characterization of GEMINI, a 16-channels programmable readout interface for Triple-GEM detectors in 180nm CMOS
title_sort characterization of gemini, a 16-channels programmable readout interface for triple-gem detectors in 180nm cmos
topic Detectors and Experimental Techniques
url https://dx.doi.org/10.22323/1.343.0165
http://cds.cern.ch/record/2710228
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