Speaker
Dr
Alfons Weber
(STFC/RAL)
Description
Large non-collider experiments have special requirements for their electronics. Especially neutrino experiments have a large number of channels to read out the largest possible detector volume. The price per channel is often one of the design drivers, while at the same time having no dead time and 100% efficiency for the rare signal events. Data volume for these experiments is also often dominated by instrumental and other backgrounds.
This paper will illustrate how different experiments are dealing with these challenges, their general readout philosophy from the front-end to the DAQ system and any special developments needed to achieve their objectives.
