Nuclear Particle Detection: Fast Electronics

Bell, R.E.

doi:10.1146/annurev.ns.04.120154.000521

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“…At least in 1954, the term "fast electronics" was used as a collective name of electronics for nuclear detectors [1]. Literature [1] said that, as early as 1947, a paper called electronics which deals with signal that is faster than 10 -7 second as "fast electronics".…”

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The evolution of fast electronics

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2010

Chin. Sci. Bull.

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This paper analyzes the process from gestation to maturity of fast electronics, describes the three-level relations formed in the development of fast electronics, i.e. that of application, technique and theory, and summarizes in brief the progresses in simulation of electromagnetic fields, high-speed parallel sampling, and research of time jitter. Application results of fast electronics in national economy and national major science projects are also introduced.fast electronics, simulation of electromagnetic fields, parallel sampling, jitter, time interval measurement Citation:

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“…Literature [1] said that, as early as 1947, a paper called electronics which deals with signal that is faster than 10 -7 second as "fast electronics". The arising of the scintillation counter pushed response time to 10 -7 second.…”

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The evolution of fast electronics

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2010

Chin. Sci. Bull.

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“…Surrounding of the detector with 4x liquid scintillators connected in anticoincidence has been reported in some low-level measurements concerning double /3-decay(29,32). Unfortunately, the effectiveness of this arrangement in suppressing cosmic-ray pulses has never been reported 11. Unfortunately, the effectiveness of this arrangement in suppressing cosmic-ray pulses has never been reported 11.…”

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