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A special feature of the system is the integration of the amplifying section, signal delay unit, and digital section for the data outputting to computer into a common АДД-32 module (CAMAC). The 1-M-size АДД-32 module contains the electronics for 32 wires, which makes it possible to place up to 672 data channels in the CAMAC crate with a standard bus. To amplify signals, Ampl 8.3 eight-channel microcircuits are used. The output logic signals are delayed by 9-channel IDT72421 FIFO microcircuits enabling us to obtain a total signal delay of up to hundreds of microseconds and longer. The digital section of the system is based on ALTERA programmable logic arrays. At present, this system with a total of 576-channels is used in the PIBETA experiment to study rare pion decays on the PSI accelerator (Switzerland).
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Kalinnikov, V.A., Korenchenko, A.S., Korenchenko, S.M. et al. 32-Channel All-in-One CAMAC Module as a Basic Element of Anode Wire Read-out Systems for Proportional Chambers. Instruments and Experimental Techniques 45, 764–769 (2002). https://doi.org/10.1023/A:1021470803609
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