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Current mode charge pulse amplifier in CMOS technology for use with particle detectors

Current mode charge pulse amplifier in CMOS technology for use with particle detectors

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This amplifier is intended to be part of the front-end of a larger read-out chip to be used with particle detectors. The demands of read-out electronics are low power, low noise and high speed. At the input a charge pulse of 25000 electrons (4 fC) is applied to study the behaviour of the amplifier. The amplifier has a gain of ±12 mV/fC depending on the biasing condition, a peaking time of 35 ns and a power consumption of <500 µW.

Inspec keywords: CMOS analogue integrated circuits; pulse amplifiers; nuclear electronics; particle detectors

Other keywords: read-out electronics; peaking time; particle detectors; 35 ns; biasing condition; power consumption; 500 muW; CMOS technology; current mode charge pulse amplifier

Subjects: Pulse circuits; CMOS integrated circuits; Counting circuits and electronics for particle physics; Pulse circuits (nuclear electronics); Amplifiers

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      • C. de La Taille . Automated system for equivalent noise charge measurements form 10 nsto 10 µs. Nucl. Phys. B Proc. Suppl. , 449 - 459
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