IEEE Transactions on Nuclear Science · 1982 · 11 citations · 2 references
EngineeringElectrical EngineeringInstrumentationMicroelectronicsNuclear InstrumentationAnalog InstrumentationDetector TechnologyLow-noise Circuit DesignNoise In Electronic DevicesNoise MeasurementFabricationFabrication TechniquesGas Contamination EffectsLow-noise AmplifiersLow-noise DesignLow-noise Detector DesignPower ConsumptionTime Projection Chambers
The special problems associated with the Time Projection Chamber resulted in the development of a new preamplifier/amplifier system which is discussed here. The need for 16,000 channels of low noise electronics imposed serious constraints on the cost, size, and power consumption of the Circuits. Also the preamplifiers are designed to work inside the detector chamber. This chamber operates at 10 atmosphere pressure and is sensitive both to the presence of magnetic materials that distort the drift field, and to the effects of gas contamination. These problems resulted in the use of new components and fabrication techniques as described in the paper. The large number of units involved requires automatic testing as discussed in the paper.
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Use of CCDs in the Time Projection Chamber
R.C. Jared, Ted Y. Fujita, Horace G. Jackson et al. · IEEE Transactions on Nuclear Science · 1982 · 10 citations
Engineering, Electrical Engineering, Nuclear Engineering +12