10–12 oct. 2018
TALENCE
Fuseau horaire Europe/Paris

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  1. Dr Daniel Bazin (NSCL)
    10/10/2018 09:50

    In this talk I will present recent results obtained with the Active Target Time Projection Chamber (AT-TPC) at the NSCL, and discuss the performance and functionalities of the GET electronics. I will also discuss future plans for using the GET system with other detectors and devices at the NSCL/FRIB laboratory.

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  2. Jihane MAALMI (LAL Fr)
    10/10/2018 11:00

    SAMPIC is a Waveform and Time to Digital Converter (WTDC) 16-channel chip designed in the AMS 0.18-µm CMOS technology which directly measures the arrival time of fast analog signals without the need of any external discriminator. It samples the zone of interest of the signal between 0.8 and 8.5 GS/s and precisely measures its time of arrival.
    A set of boards and DAQ system has been developed...

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  3. Evgeny Kuznetsov (University of Alabama in Huntsville)
    10/10/2018 11:30

    We plan to design, build and deploy a second generation of the Extreme Universe Space Observatory (EUSO), to be flown aboard a Super-Pressure Balloon (SBP). EUSO-SPB2 will view the night sky in the Southern hemisphere to detect cosmic rays of very high energies and pioneer the search for cosmogenic and astrophysical neutrinos from a sub-orbital platform. EUSO-SPB2 is a pathfinder for the Probe...

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  4. Abdel Rebii
    10/10/2018 12:00

    SAM is a complete small acquisition system capable of acquiring 64 analog signals from gaseous detectors. It consists of two modules: one is based on the use of AGET circuit (ASIC for General Electronic for TPC) from the GET collaboration. The front-end module performs the amplification, the detection and the analog storage of the shaped detector signal before its digitization by an external...

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  5. Li Pengjie (HKU)
    10/10/2018 12:30

    Silicon Array based on Double-sided Silicon Strip Detector (DSSD) is one of the most important detection system for Radioactive Nuclei far from stability in Modern Nuclear Experiments. Silicon array with large coverage and high granularity and related techniques are developed in major laboratories & universities around the world. In HKU's Si-GET Project, we plan to develop large Si detection...

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  6. Dr Enrico De Filippo (INFN sez. Catania)
    10/10/2018 14:30

    A new front-end based on digital GET electronics has been adopted for the readout of the CsI(Tl) detectors of the CHIMERA 4π multi-detector and for the new modular Femtoscopy Array for Correlation and Spectroscopy (FARCOS). The integration of this system has required the development of a new first stage front-end for FARCOS, based on CMOS new pre-amplifiers for both DSSSD Silicon and CsI(Tl)...

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  7. Jérôme Giovinazzo (CENBG CNRS / Univ. Bordeaux)
    10/10/2018 15:00

    The ACTAR TPC is a Time Projection Chamber developed for fundamental nuclear physics studies. It results from the joint efforts to build a second generation detector that addresses the physics for which the MAYA detector (nuclear reaction and structure studies) and the CENBG TPC (exotic decay and proton emission studies) were previously developed. In addition to specific developments...

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  8. Tadaaki Isobe (RIKEN)
    10/10/2018 15:30

    The SPiRIT is designed for the heavy RI collision experiment, where Time Projection Chamber(TPC) with 12k pixelized readout pads is employed as the main device of the experiment.
    As TPC is located on the beam line, the readout electronic should work for detecting Z=1 particle under the environment where heavy ions, such as Z~50 ions, are passing through.
    The readout system, including the...

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  9. Pascal Baron (CEA IRFU)
    10/10/2018 16:30

    The HARPO (Hermetic ARgon POlarimeter) detector is a demonstrator of the performance of a TPC for measuring polarised γ rays. It was designed for a validation on the ground in a photon beam. It is the first phase of an ambitious program of a space telescope for which it is necessary to protect the electronic against the effect of radiations and particularly against Single Event Latchups (SEL)....

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  10. Gilles WITTWER (GANIL)
    10/10/2018 17:00

    This short presentation will show what is the status of MUTANT
    in terms of:
    - Latest firmware (with new options)
    - New documentation
    - Level 2 trigger usage (tools and example)

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  11. Dominique BRETON
    11/10/2018 10:00

    The WaveCatcher systems are a family of powerful and low cost digitizers. Their number of channels currently ranges between 2 and 64 (+8) channels. They all make use of the SAMLONG analog memory chips which permit sampling the input signal between 400 MS/s and 3.2 GS/s over 12 bits and with a signal bandwidth of 500 MHz. They can also be used for high precision time measurement between signals...

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  12. Mikolaj Cwiok
    11/10/2018 12:00

    The ELITPC, an active-target TPC to measure cross-sections for nuclear
    photo-disintegration reactions, is being developed at the University of
    Warsaw in collaboration with ELI-NP/IFIN-HH and the University of
    Connecticut. The detector will be installed in the monochromatic and
    linearly polarized gamma-ray beam line in the Extreme Light
    Infrastructure - Nuclear Physics (ELI-NP) located in...

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  13. Gilles WITTWER (GANIL)
    11/10/2018 12:30

    SMART is a new electronic design based on a smooth upgrade of CENTRUM and GTS towards a new time stamping system with trigger option for all GANIL needs and other collaborations interested by this new solution.
    Based on µTCA in terms of architecture, on Xilinx ZINQ and ZYNQ UltraScale+ in terms of FPGA interfaced with SFP/QSFP (copper/fiber) connectivity, this digital system will be able to...

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  14. Marcin Zaremba
    11/10/2018 14:30

    The University of Warsaw has developed a new reduced GET system (z-CoBo)
    for the ELITPC detector - an active-target TPC foreseen for the Gamma
    Beam System at the Extreme Light Infrastructure - Nuclear Physics
    (ELI-NP) facility in Bucharest-Magurele, Romania. The new system is
    based of Xilinx ZYNQ processors. Currently the z-CoBo platform is
    available in three sizes for reading-out: 1, 2...

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  15. Florent BOUYJOU (CEA Saclay - DRF/IRFU/DEDIP)
    11/10/2018 15:00

    The GES project stands for “Generic Electronics System”. It is aimed at developing a chain of generic electronics, comprising hardware, firmware and software modules to be assembled for the purpose of data acquisition on particle detectors. The modules include ASIC chips, electronics boards, and firmware or software components. The range of applications of the GES modules typically covers...

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  16. Michael Lupberger (CERN)
    11/10/2018 16:00
  17. FREDERIC DRUILLOLE (CENBG)
    12/10/2018 09:30

    Presentation of frontend board for small number of channels (32/64) for gaseous detectors and silicium detectors.

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  18. Dr Antti Saastamoinen (Cyclotron Insitute, Texas A&M University)
    12/10/2018 11:00

    The explosive hydrogen burning in classical novae and x-ray bursts proceeds through radiative proton capture reactions involving proton rich nuclei close to the drip-line. Many of the reactions involved are dominated by resonant capture and the properties of the key resonances are based on limited experimental information. The properties of the key resonances need to be studied through...

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  19. Dr Moshe Friedman (NSCL)
    12/10/2018 11:30

    Classical novae and type I X-ray bursts are energetic and common thermonuclear astrophysical explosions. However, our ability to understand these events is limited by the lack of comprehensive nuclear data on proton-rich nuclei. Specifically, constraining the $^{30}$P$(p,\gamma)^{31}$S and $^{15}$O$(\alpha,\gamma)^{19}$Ne reaction rates has been found to be crucial to the understanding of...

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  20. Shin Hyung Kim (Korea University)
    12/10/2018 14:30

    The GET system has been adopted for the readout of a newly developed time projection chamber (HypTPC) at J-PARC. The high rate secondary beam up to $10^{6}~\textrm{Hz}$ from the world highest intensity proton beam at J-PARC should be taken into account in design of the detector system. The HypTPC has the octagonal drift volume defined by the field cage, the cathode plane at the top and the...

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  21. M. Gianni DI MAIO
  22. Fabrice PIQUEMAL
  23. Marco Cortesi
  24. Chengui Lu, Limin Duan Hongyun zhao, Tianlei Pu Yi Qian
  25. M. Lolly POLLACCO
  26. M. Dominique Monnier-Bourdin
  27. Rui De Oliveira
  28. M. Dimiter Balabanski
  29. M. Anselmo MEREGAGLIA