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The modular hardware is described that provides the recording and preliminary digital processing of coordinate data from multiwire proportional chambers operating with a large multiplicity of particles in high-intensity beams (up to 106 particle/s per wire) of the 70-GeV accelerator from the Institute of High-Energy Physics. The digital section of the hardware (64-channel recording modules and controllers) is mounted in electronics racks located far from on-chamber preamplifiers–shapers of signals arriving from the multiwire proportional chamber. To match with the trigger signal, the hardware uses two signal delay stages (fixed cable and tunable cyclic-memory-based digital stages). The hardware searches for the useful data, processes it by the binary encoding to compress data arrays and optimize data formats before inputting into a computer.
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Karpekov, Y.D. Modular Hardware for the Recording and Preliminary Digital Processing of Data from Multiwire Proportional Chambers. Instruments and Experimental Techniques 45, 747–753 (2002). https://doi.org/10.1023/A:1021414618630
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DOI: https://doi.org/10.1023/A:1021414618630