2021
DOI: 10.1088/1748-0221/16/04/t04005
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RF pulse amplifier for CVD-diamond particle detectors

Abstract: This article introduces a design of a Low Noise Amplifier (LNA), for the field of diamond particle detectors. This amplifier is described from simulation to measurements, which include pulses from α particles detection. In hadron therapy, with high-frequency pulsed particle beams, the diamond detector is a promising candidate for beam monitoring and time-stamping, with prerequisite of fast electronics. The LNA is designed with surface mounted components and RF layout techniques to control costs and to allow ti… Show more

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“…In addition, 50 channels of the detector were fitted with custom-made 10-channel, 38 dB, 650 MHz amplifier cards with built-in discharge protection. The RF amplifier from [8] served as the basis for the design. The signals were digitised and recorded with the oscilloscope.…”
Section: Jinst 18 C07012mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In addition, 50 channels of the detector were fitted with custom-made 10-channel, 38 dB, 650 MHz amplifier cards with built-in discharge protection. The RF amplifier from [8] served as the basis for the design. The signals were digitised and recorded with the oscilloscope.…”
Section: Jinst 18 C07012mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Given the superior performance of diamond as a detector material compared with other alternatives, it holds promise for our application. In particle detection, diamond detectors exhibit fast pulses generated by particles, with rising time typically in the range of a few hundred femtoseconds [20]. To process such rapid signals without significant distortion, the design of a TIA with a gigahertz bandwidth is crucial.…”
Section: Jinst 18 P11010mentioning
confidence: 99%