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System Modelling and Improvements of a Mixed Analog Digital Chip for Ionization Chamber Readout in Static and Pulsed Fields
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One of the biggest challenges for radiation monitoring at CERN is the presence of highly pulsed fields, in addition to quasi static ones. In order to have a ubiquitous monitoring system, one must be able to accurately detect currents from the tens of femto- to the hundreds of micro-amperes, as well as highly pulsed currents up to 500𝑛𝐶. The aim of the master thesis is to improve the current, ASIC-based electronic front-end (ACCURATE) in the pulsed regime without modifying its internal design, nor affecting significantly the quasi static regime's performance.
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- CDS
- 2815061
- CDS Report Number
- CERN-THESIS-2022-079
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- HSE - Occupational Health & Safety and Environmental Protection Unit
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