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DRAFT<br />

Figure 2.4.82: Two hybrids carrying PC diamond strip detectors and readout chips. The (2 x 2) cm² big<br />

sensors of a strip- and readout pitch of 50� µm are centred over a hole in the aluminium frame (from RD42<br />

collaboration).<br />

The APV25 ASIC [23] has been tested and used for the readout of diamond signals stemming from<br />

heavy ion signals and the Hades TRBv2 [24] board can be used with a GTB or Ethernet based<br />

readout (see Figure 2.4.83). The board is equipped with an ETRAX processor running an embedded<br />

Linux and can be readily used as EPICS instrument in a slow control chain. A Virtex 4<br />

FPGA coupled to a 500MHz Tiger Shark digital signal processor and 128MByte SDRAM is installed<br />

on the readout board, so that complex tracking algorithms together with automated calibration<br />

and monitoring processes can be implemented.<br />

Figure 2.4.83: APV25 based readout board for diamond detectors to be coupled with the HADES TRBv2<br />

readout board.<br />

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