A 64 channels ASIC for the readout of the silicon strip detectors of the PANDA Micro-Vertex Detector
Giovanni Mazza
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Hans-Georg Zaunick
The ToASt ASIC is a 64 channel integrated circuit designed for the readout
of the Silicon Strips that will equip the Micro-Vertex Detector of the PANDA
experiment.
The ToASt ASIC is synchronous to a 160 MHz clock, which defines also the
time resolution. A common time stamp is distributed to all channels to
provide a common time reference for time of arrival and time over threshold
measurements. Two 160 Mb/s serial lines provide the interface to the data
concentrator.
ToASt is implemented in a commercial 110 nm CMOS technology with triplicated
logic to protect against single event upsets.
of the Silicon Strips that will equip the Micro-Vertex Detector of the PANDA
experiment.
The ToASt ASIC is synchronous to a 160 MHz clock, which defines also the
time resolution. A common time stamp is distributed to all channels to
provide a common time reference for time of arrival and time over threshold
measurements. Two 160 Mb/s serial lines provide the interface to the data
concentrator.
ToASt is implemented in a commercial 110 nm CMOS technology with triplicated
logic to protect against single event upsets.