The CLARO ASIC: Design and performance of prototype integrated circuits for fast single photon counting at low power
The CLARO ASIC: Design and performance of prototype integrated circuits for fast single photon counting at low power
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CLARO ASIC:低功耗快速单光子计数原型集成电路的设计和性能
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2013
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G. Pessina
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P. Carniti;A. Cotta Ramusino;C. Gotti;M. Maino;R. Malaguti;G. Pessina
The CLARO is an ASIC for single photon counting with pixellated photomultipliers, designed to sustain a high counting rate at low power. It was primarily developed to readout multi-anode photomultipliers (Ma-PMTs) in the upgraded LHCb RICH detectors at the LHC. The first four-channel prototype, named CLARO-CMOS, was realized in a 0.35 μm CMOS technology, demonstrating the capability to count single photons at very high rates, up to 10 MHz, with a low power consumption of about 1 mW per channel. In this paper, the first tests of the single photon counting performance of the CLARO-CMOS coupled to a Hamamatsu R11265 multi-anode photomultiplier tube are presented.