A 16 channel VLSI chip, containing charge amplifier and analog to digital converter, for readout of highly granular particle detectors
C. Barlag(University of Münster), L. Österman(Lund University), L. Carlén(Lund University), K. Söderström(Lund University), S Louw(Zorginstituut Nederland), R. Sundblad, Staffan Gustafsson, N. Heine(University of Münster), H Löhnere(Zorginstituut Nederland), K.‐H. Kampert(University of Wuppertal), I. Otterlund(Lund University), A. Oskarsson(Lund University), K. Reygers(University of Münster), E. Stenlund(Lund University), T. Svensson(Lund University), H.-Å. Gustafsson(European Organization for Nuclear Research), S. Garpman
Nuclear Instruments and Methods in Physics Research Section A Accelerators Spectrometers Detectors and Associated Equipment
April 1, 1998
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