IEEE Transactions on Nuclear Science · 1978 · 24 citations · 0 references
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The SLAC/LBL Mark II Magnetic Detector consists of various particle detectors arranged in cylindrical symmetry located in and around an axial magnetic field. A versatile, programmable secondary trigger processor has been designed and built to find curved tracks in the detector. The system operates at a 10 MHz clock rate with a total processing time of 34μsec, and is used to "trigger" the data processing computer, thereby rejecting background and greatly improving the data acquisition aspects of the detector-computer combination.