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The APVD[1,2], an integrated circuit for the front-end electronics of DC-coupled silicon detectors has been developed and produced in the radiation-hard process DMILL for the CMS experiment. This paper reports very briefly on the final test results, more details will be published elsewhere. I. SUMMARY The APVD_DC contains, like other members of the APV[3] family 128 identical analogue channels, each com-posed of a low noise preamplifier, a CR-RC shaper, an analogue pipeline of 160 cells and a signal processing stage[1,2]. A current compensation circuit is added in every preamplifier to sink the leakage current coming from a DC coupled silicon detector. The circuit has been tested and measured in the presence of significant DC-currents up to 11 microampere, without deterioration of the analogue performance of the circuit like pulse shape or dynamic range. The noise increases by about 300 ENC as is shown in figure 1, small compared to the additional shot-noise. Figure 1: The measured ...
1999 •
The APVD_DC realised in the DMILL technology is a radiation-hard integrated circuit for front-end readout electronics of the silicon tracker of CMS. DC-coupled silicon microstrip detectors have significant economical advantages compared to AC-coupled devices mainly due to their less complex fabrication process and better yield. The APVD_DC allows the use of DCcoupled silicon detectors with significant leakage currents as it is expected due to irradiation after several years of LHC operation. In this paper, a solution is presented with an active individual leakage current compensation technique for each input channel. The APVD_DC contains 128 identical analogue channels, each one composed of a low noise preamplifier, a CR-RC shaper, a 160 cells-deep analogue pipeline and an analogue signal processing stage. A deconvolution filter at the latest stage recuperates the initial fast response function of a silicon detector and confines it to one LHC bunch crossing. The 128 analogue channel...
1999 •
Nuclear Instruments and Methods in Physics Research Section A: Accelerators, Spectrometers, Detectors and Associated Equipment
Performance of CMS silicon microstrip detectors with the APV6 readout chip2000 •
Nuclear Instruments & Methods in Physics Research Section A-accelerators Spectrometers Detectors and Associated Equipment
Design and performance of the ABCD3TA ASIC for readout of silicon strip detectors in the ATLAS semiconductor tracker2005 •
2002 •
CMS silicon microstrip detectors of different types equipped with the APV readout chips have been exposed to a high intensity 350 MeV/c pion beam. We study the performance of irradiated and non-irradiated silicon sensors as well as the readout chip behavior. Maximum signal to noise for the irradiated oxygenated sensor has reached 15 in deconvolution mode.
Proceedings of VERTEX 2009 (18th workshop) — PoS(VERTEX 2009)
New Operation Scenarios for Severely Irradiated Silicon DetectorsNanobiotechnology Reports
X-ray Fluorescence Analysis of the Composition of the Alloy of Rare Figural Weights of the 5th Century with an Image of the Emperor on the Throne2023 •
For the first time, the results of X-ray fluorescence analysis of the composition of the alloy of two similar weights of the 5th century are presented with an image of the emperor sitting on the throne, originating from Chersonesos and Voronezh oblast. The opinions of researchers on identification of the image are divided. Most are inclined to believe that the figures are replicas from a large triumphal sculpture of Emperor Constantine. The weight from Chersonesos is made from gold-like brass, perhaps for greater decorative appeal. The second weight, stored in the State Historical Museum, is made from high-tin bronze with a large amount of lead. This alloy is also characterized by a beautiful golden hue. Initially, the weights were bimetallic; the cavity inside them was filled with lead to adjust specific instances of "fast" scales to the rocker arms. The figures are made in a highly artistic manner and, very likely, were a standard of reference or temple weights. The image of the emperor and the gold-like alloy of the weights served both to impart absolute authority to the ruling body and to propagate imperial power on the periphery and far beyond the borders of the Empire.
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Astrophysics and Space Science
Scalar tensor Horndeski models: simple cosmological applications2016 •
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Environmental Research
Characteristics and health impacts of volatile organic compounds in photocopy centers2006 •
Ant. afr. 49, 2013, p. 27-37.
12- Recherches sur la signification du terme EMERITA dans la nomenclature de la Colonia Flauia Augusta Emerita Ammaedara (Haïdra, en Tunisie)2013 •
Revista Latinoamericana de Psicopatologia Fundamental
Registros políticos do sofrimento: identidade, trauma e transformação2024 •
Journal of Econometric Methods
Foreign Direct Investment and Growth Symbiosis: A Semiparametric System of Simultaneous Equations Analysis2017 •