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FERS-5200: a distributed Front-End Readout System for multidetector arrays

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arxiv 2010.15688 v1 pith:54EXI2DB submitted 2020-10-29 physics.ins-det nucl-ex

Massimo Venaruzzo , Andrea Abba , Carlo Tintori , Yuri Venturini This is my paper · ORCID
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The FERS-5200 is the new CAEN Front-End Readout System for large detector arrays. It consists in a compact, distributed and easy-deployable solution integrating front-end based on ASICs, A/D conversion, data processing, synchronization and readout. Using the appropriate Front-End the solution perfectly fits a wide range of detectors such as SiPMs, multianode PMTs, GEMs, Silicon Strip detectors, Wire Chambers, Gas Tubes, etc. The first member of the FERS family is the unit A5202, a 64 channel readout card for SiPMs, based on the CITIROC ASIC by Weeroc SaS. The Concentrator board DT5215 can manage the readout of up to 128 cards at once, that is 8192 readout channels in case of the A5202.

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