POLLACCO, E.; BABA, H.; BARON, P.; BAZIN, Dominique; BELKHIRIA, C.; BLANK, Bertram; CHAVAS, J.; DELAGNES, E.; DRUILLOLE, F.; HELLMUTH, P.; HUSS, C.; ISOBE, T.; GALYAEV, E.; LYNCH, Barbara; MITTIG, W.; NALPAS, L.; PEDROZA, J.-L.; RAABE, R.; PIBERNAT, J.; RAINE, B.; REBII, A.; ANVAR, S.; SAILLANT, F.; SIZUN, P.; USHER, N.; WITTWER, G.

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POLLACCO, E.
Département de Physique Nucléaire (ex SPhN) [DPHN]

BABA, H.

BARON, P.
Département de Physique Nucléaire (ex SPhN) [DPHN]

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2015-10-12, Trieste.

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GET (Generic Electronics for TPCs) is today being deployed in a number (>20) experiments including, TPCs, trackersand solid-state devices at RIKEN, J-PARC, GANIL, IBS, NSCL, IRFU, INFN(Catania), ELI-NP, CERN, IMP, … Thesystem development covered the very front-end to data storage including basic software developments. It has beenspecifically tailored to respond to the needs in Nuclear Physics where i) a versatile multi-level numeric trigger isrequired, ii) the number of channels can are relatively small (256-32k), iii) having a wide dynamic range, iv) relativelyhigh rates(<5kHz) and in particular v) generic via slow control to cater for different instruments in the domain.Propose to present an overview of the GET system as coupled to ACTAR-TPC, AT-TPC (active targets) andSpIRIT(TPC). The performance of the recent (2015) integrated system will be given for recent experiments. Futureextensions of the system leading to a high dynamic range will be described.< Leer menos

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Centre d'Études Nucléaires de Bordeaux Gradignan (CENBG)