Analog electronics for radiation detection / editor, Renato Turchetta.
Physicists and electrical engineers describe analog circuitry that is used to process the charge generated by radiation detectors to extract useful information that can be transformed into a stream of bits for digital computers. Their topics include integrated analog signal processing readout front...
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Table of Contents:
- Chapter 1. Integrated analog signal processing readout front ends for particle detectors / Thomas Noulis
- chapter 2. Analog electronics for HVCMOS sensors / Ivan Peric
- chapter 3. Analog electronics for radiation detection / Juan A. Leñero-Bardallo and Ángel Rodríguez-Vázquez
- chapter 4. Low-noise detectors through incremental sigma-delta ADCs / Adi Xhakoni and Georges Gielen
- chapter 5. Time-to-digital conversion / Yasuo Arai
- chapter 6. Digital pulse-processing techniques for x-ray and gamma- ray semiconductor detectors / Leonardo Abbene, Gaetano Gerardi, and Fabio Principato
- chapter 7. Silicon photomultipliers for high-performance scintillation crystal readout applications / Carl Jackson, Kevin O'Neill, Liam Wall, and Brian McGarvey
- chapter 8. Designing photon-counting, wide-spectrum optical radiation detectors in CMOS-compatible technologies / Edoardo Charbon and Chockalingam Veerappan
- chapter 9. Front-end electronics for silicon photomultipliers / Cristoforo Marzocca, Fabio Ciciriello, Francesco Corsi, Francesco Licciulli, and Gianvito Matarrese
- chapter 10. CMOS image sensors for radiation detection / Nicola Guerrini
- chapter 11. Technology needs for modular pixel detectors / Paul Seller.