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Add circuit implementation label to AFE documentation
Added a section on circuit implementation to the AFE documentation.
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Generic read-out chain for a semiconductor detector: charge sensitive amplifier (CSA), pulse shaping amplifier (SHA), and comparator (COMP). Shown are typical signal waveforms between the blocks and the parameters that can be controlled for each block.
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Circuit Implementation
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The simplified schematic in the figure below shows the implementation of the signal processing chain on the AFE board.
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#. Acquire s-curves for different shaping time constants. What is the effect of the shaping time on the noise? (Do not connect a sensor diode to the CSA during this step, as we just want characterize the AFE circuit in isolation.)
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#. Now connect a sensor diode to the CSA and apply 20 V bias voltage. Repeat the s-curves measurements. What happens if you lower the bias voltage? What is the effect of the detector capacitance on the noise performance?
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#. Connect various test capacitors instead of the sensor diode and plot the noise vs. input capacitance. Repeat the measurements for different shaping time constants.
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#. Connect various test capacitors instead of the sensor diode and plot the noise vs. input capacitance. Repeat the measurements for different shaping time constants.

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