10th RD51 Collaboration Meeting

Session

WG5 - Electronics

2 Oct 2012, 09:00

Stony Brook University

Conveners

WG5 - Electronics

• Hans Muller (CERN)
• Jochen Kaminski (Universität Bonn)

44. Welcome

Eraldo Oliveri (Sezione di Pisa (IT)), Hans Taureg (University of Wisconsin (US))

02/10/2012, 09:00

45. New features of APV-SRS-Labview

Eraldo Oliveri (Sezione di Pisa (IT)), Riccardo De Asmundis (Universita e INFN (IT))

02/10/2012, 09:05

47. Integration of SRU in ATLAS Micromega readout (via EVO)

Andre Zibell (Ludwig-Maximilians-Univ. Muenchen (DE))

02/10/2012, 09:25

48. Running the Micromega SRS readout in ATLAS (via EVO)

Marcin Z Drozdowa Byszewski (CERN)

02/10/2012, 09:45

49. Brief summary on experience with SRS and MPD

Kondo Gnanvo (University of Virginia (US))

02/10/2012, 10:05

50. SRS overview and outlook (via EVO)

Hans Muller (CERN)

02/10/2012, 10:25

51. News on the VMM1 ASIC

Gianluigi De Geronimo (Brookhaven National Laboratory (US))

02/10/2012, 11:00

52. BGA packaging of APV-25 Chip

Ben Buck (MIT)

02/10/2012, 11:30

We have developed an easy to prototype BGA package for the APV-25S charge sensitive pre-amp ASIC. The APV chip, developed for the CMS tracker, is often used to readout GEM as well as silicon strip detectors. To reduce prototyping and development costs we have packaged the APV chips into a BGA. This allows front-end electronics to be developed and tested without the need to design boards with...

53. 2D-Readout Board Designs for GEM Detectors

Jason Bessuille (MIT)

02/10/2012, 11:45

Traditionally, 2D readout schemes for GEM detectors have used a chemical etching process to expose lines on an underlying layer while still preserving an orthogonal set of lines on the top layer. Due to the thickness of the substrate the area of copper on the lower level must be much greater than on the top to achieve equal charge sharing. As an alternative we have produced 2D readout boards...

54. Update on the BNL SRS readout and analysis system

Martin Lothar Purschke (Brookhaven National Laboratory (US)), Dr Martin Purschke (BROOKHAVEN NATIONAL LABORATORY)

02/10/2012, 12:00

At the last collaboration meeting we presented an overview of an alternative to the ALICE Data Acquisition and analysis system to read out the SRS crate. This system has been in production at BNL for a while, and has been adapted by at least one other group. We will briefly outline the design principles and features, and present a selection of measurements performed at BNL as examples. The BNL...