Performance of the ALICE PHOS Front-End Electronics

YIN Zhong-Bao; ZHOU Dai-Cui

Chinese Physics C> 2006, Vol. 30> Issue(12) : 1165-1170

Performance of the ALICE PHOS Front-End Electronics

YIN Zhong-Bao ^, ,
ZHOU Dai-Cui

Institute of Particle Physics, Central China Normal University, Wuhan 430079, China

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The physics requirements and the main characteristics of the current design of the front-end electronics (FEE) of ALICE photon spectrometer (PHOS) are discussed. A dedicated test facility has been established in Wuhan to evaluate the physics performance of PHOS FEE. The test results show that the current FEE prototype has met the physics requirements of the PHOS detector.
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YIN Zhong-Bao and ZHOU Dai-Cui. Performance of the ALICE PHOS Front-End Electronics[J]. Chinese Physics C, 2006, 30(12): 1165-1170.

YIN Zhong-Bao and ZHOU Dai-Cui. Performance of the ALICE PHOS Front-End Electronics[J]. Chinese Physics C, 2006, 30(12): 1165-1170. shu

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Performance of the ALICE PHOS Front-End Electronics

YIN Zhong-Bao ^,
ZHOU Dai-Cui

Corresponding author: YIN Zhong-Bao,

Institute of Particle Physics, Central China Normal University, Wuhan 430079, China

Received Date: 2006-02-19
Accepted Date: 1900-01-01
Available Online: 2006-12-05

Abstract: The physics requirements and the main characteristics of the current design of the front-end electronics (FEE) of ALICE photon spectrometer (PHOS) are discussed. A dedicated test facility has been established in Wuhan to evaluate the physics performance of PHOS FEE. The test results show that the current FEE prototype has met the physics requirements of the PHOS detector.