The design of the CDF Run 2 calorimetry readout module

The CDF calorimetry readout module, called the ADMEM, has been designed to contain both the analog circuitry which digitizes the phototube charge pulses, and the digital logic which supports the readout of the results through the CDF Run 2 DAQ system. The ADMEM module is a 9U/spl times/400 mm VMEbus...

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Published in:IEEE transactions on nuclear science 2000-12, Vol.47 (6), p.1834-1838
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Field programmable gate arrays
Logic design
Modules
Photoelectricity
Phototubes
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