27-29 November 2018
Asia/Tokyo timezone

Performance of CATIROC : ASIC for smart readout of large photomultiplier arrays

28 Nov 2018, 14:50
20m

Speaker

Mrs Sylvie BLIN (OMEGA Ecole polytechnique/CNRS)

Description

CATIROC is an ASIC designed to read large photomultiplier areas for neutrinos experiments. This “System-on-Chip” is a very innovative concept as it sends out only relevant data by network to the central data storage, minimizing the links and the cost. The ASIC integrates 16 independent channels, with a self-triggering capability down to 1/3 photoelectron (50 fC). It then provides time measurement better than 0.5 ns and charge measurement over 13 bits, up to 100 pC with two gains. Data are converted internally over 10 bits and read-out at 80 MHz. The chip has been chosen by the JUNO collaboration to readout the 25,000 small photomultipliers of the experiment.

Primary author

Mrs Sylvie BLIN (OMEGA Ecole polytechnique/CNRS)

Co-authors

Dr Selma CONFORTI (OMEGA Ecole polytechnique/CNRS) Dr Christophe De la TAILLE (OMEGA Ecole polytechnique/CNRS)

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