“…The CHORUS tracker system [9] expands its application by more than an order of magnitude. It is based on a total of about 1.2 million plastic scintillating bers of 500 m diameter and 2.3 m length (comprising 1.6 m of useful detector element and 0.7 m of exible light guide).…”
“…The pulse height of the PMT signals is measured by 8 channel, 12 bit ADCs 3 , which can store 16 events with a digitisation time of 16 s. Eight PMTs are grouped into one ADC channel with linear mixers 4 . The charge is integrated within a 150 ns gate.…”
Section: Photo-multiplier Calibration Timing Adjustment and Monitoringmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…1182. 4 Commercial NIM analog mixers and mixers specially designed at NIKHEF. 5 \Calibrating and gain monitoring of the CHORUS PM's", NIKHEF/CHORUS internal note (1994); http://choruswww.cern.ch/online/online.html 6 Lecroy Research Systems, VME TDC Model No.…”
Section: Photo-multiplier Calibration Timing Adjustment and Monitoringmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In each 14.4 s cycle of the SPS there are two spills of 6 ms, separated by 2.7 s. The main diculties facing the trigger system are related to the need to form a strobe (i.e. a timing signal to synchronise logic decisions), since there is no incoming charged particle, and the limit of two events perneutrino spill, imposed by the opto-electronic system used to read-out the scintillating bre tracker [4].…”
A new apparatus for detection of ! oscillation has been successfully constructed and operated by the CHORUS Collaboration for the CERN-WA95 experiment. The design, implementation and performance of the electronic trigger system is described. A trigger eciency of 99% was measured for charged current events and 90% for neutral current events.
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