IEEE Nuclear Science Symposuim &Amp; Medical Imaging Conference 2010
DOI: 10.1109/nssmic.2010.5873999
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A 16-channel programmable antialiasing amplifier

Abstract: We designed and built a 16-channel NIM module acting as preliminary analog processing of the signals to be converted by sampling ADCs for the CHIMERA 4π multidetector digital pulse shape acquisition system. The main functions of the module are: i) a second order anti-aliasing filter with two programmable cutting frequencies, ii) a programmablegain amplifier to cope with the full dynamic range of the ADC, iii) a programmable output offset voltage with AC or DC input coupling selection. In addition, a buffered r… Show more

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“…The differential signal from the charge preamplifiers is fed to custom anti-aliasing amplifiers [18] featuring adjustable bandwidth to fulfill the Nyquist requirement and adjustable gain. For every strip, the amplified waveform is digitized by eight SIS3301 SADC boards [19] at a sampling frequency of 100 MS/s.…”
Section: Architecture Of the Probed Detection Systemmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The differential signal from the charge preamplifiers is fed to custom anti-aliasing amplifiers [18] featuring adjustable bandwidth to fulfill the Nyquist requirement and adjustable gain. For every strip, the amplified waveform is digitized by eight SIS3301 SADC boards [19] at a sampling frequency of 100 MS/s.…”
Section: Architecture Of the Probed Detection Systemmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The signal coming from the preamplifiers are fed to a custom anti-aliasing filter and amplifier [13], modified with a differential input receiver, providing the required antialiasing filter (second order) with two programmable cutting frequencies (8 MHz and 40 MHz); a user-selectable gain (1×, 2×, 4×, 8×) to cope with the full dynamic range of the ADC; the selection of the polarity of the output signal and a programmable output offset voltage with AC or DC input coupling selection. The signals from the AAAs are digitized with a set of sampling ADC boards, hosted in a VME crate located in the controlled area.…”
Section: Frontend Electronics and The Digital Pulse Shape Daqmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…However, with severe restrictions on energy consumption [1], many tasks of construction of sensor interfaces based only on DSP have not been solved [2,3]. In addition, input analog anti-aliasing filters (spectrum limiters), as a rule, are an integral part of various ADCs [4,5] and affect their errors.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%