This work presents FAST, a multichannel readout ASIC designed to measure the time of arrival of MIP particles in Ultra-Fast Silicon Detectors (UFSD) with a time resolution of about 30 ps. The FAST ASIC is oriented to future High Energy Physics experiments, where high time resolution is exploited to mitigate pile-up effects, and more generally, to those applications that require accurate Time-of-Flight Silicon systems with low power consumption. The prototype has been designed in 110 nm CMOS technology, in three different flavors of front-end architecture. Each flavor is implemented in a different 20-channel ASIC. For all flavors, the power consumption of the front-end is 1.2 mW/channel. The three flavors of FAST are described in the paper, ...
This work presents the first results on a CMOS analog front-end in 28 nm commercial technology. The ...
The Ultra Fast Silicon Detectors (UFSDs) are a new kind of silicon detectors based on Low Gain Avala...
Modern pixel detectors, particularly those designed and constructed for applications and experiments...
This work presents FAST, a multichannel readout ASIC designed to measure the time of arrival of MIP ...
Ultra Fast Silicon Detectors (UFSD) are sensors optimized for timing measurements employing a thin m...
Abstract We propose to develop a fast, thin silicon sensor with gain capable to concurrently measu...
In this contribution we review the progress towards the development of a novel type of silicon detec...
This work presents the 8-channel FastIC ASIC developed in CMOS 65¿nm technology suitable for the rea...
A mixed-signal ASIC for timing and energy measurements with radiation detectors is described. The ch...
International audienceMeasuring the Time Of Flight (TOF) of particles with picosecond (ps) precision...
The paper presents test results of a front-end ASIC developed for fast timing applications with sili...
Abstract—In this paper, we describe a front-end ASIC for the readout of multi-elements Silicon Drift...
In the past few years, there has been growing interest in the development of silicon sensors able to...
Segmented silicon sensors with internal gain, the so called Ultra-FAST Silicon Detectors (UFSD), hav...
We developed a versatile multichannel CMOS frontend with selectable full-scale energy range from 100...
This work presents the first results on a CMOS analog front-end in 28 nm commercial technology. The ...
The Ultra Fast Silicon Detectors (UFSDs) are a new kind of silicon detectors based on Low Gain Avala...
Modern pixel detectors, particularly those designed and constructed for applications and experiments...
This work presents FAST, a multichannel readout ASIC designed to measure the time of arrival of MIP ...
Ultra Fast Silicon Detectors (UFSD) are sensors optimized for timing measurements employing a thin m...
Abstract We propose to develop a fast, thin silicon sensor with gain capable to concurrently measu...
In this contribution we review the progress towards the development of a novel type of silicon detec...
This work presents the 8-channel FastIC ASIC developed in CMOS 65¿nm technology suitable for the rea...
A mixed-signal ASIC for timing and energy measurements with radiation detectors is described. The ch...
International audienceMeasuring the Time Of Flight (TOF) of particles with picosecond (ps) precision...
The paper presents test results of a front-end ASIC developed for fast timing applications with sili...
Abstract—In this paper, we describe a front-end ASIC for the readout of multi-elements Silicon Drift...
In the past few years, there has been growing interest in the development of silicon sensors able to...
Segmented silicon sensors with internal gain, the so called Ultra-FAST Silicon Detectors (UFSD), hav...
We developed a versatile multichannel CMOS frontend with selectable full-scale energy range from 100...
This work presents the first results on a CMOS analog front-end in 28 nm commercial technology. The ...
The Ultra Fast Silicon Detectors (UFSDs) are a new kind of silicon detectors based on Low Gain Avala...
Modern pixel detectors, particularly those designed and constructed for applications and experiments...