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Analysis techniques and performance of the Domino Ring Sampler version 4 based readout for the MAGIC telescopes

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arxiv 1305.1007 v1 pith:2SLW2X7C submitted 2013-05-05 astro-ph.IM

Julian Sitarek , Markus Gaug , Daniel Mazin , Riccardo Paoletti , Diego Tescaro This is my paper · ORCID
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Recently the readout of the MAGIC telescopes has been upgraded to a new system based on the Domino Ring Sampler version 4 chip. We present the analysis techniques and the signal extraction performance studies of this system. We study the behaviour of the baseline, the noise, the cross-talk, the linearity and the time resolution. We investigate also the optimal signal extraction. In addition we show some of the analysis techniques specific to the readout based on the Domino Ring Sampler version 2 chip, previously used in the MAGIC II telescope.

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