Modular Pulse Processing Electronics

The Modular Pulse Processing Instrumentation is the interface between the experiment and the scientist. It extracts information from the detectors, allowing all data to be acquired and analysed.

CAEN provides a complete and ever increasing set of instrumentation, from Preamplifiers to Data Acquisition to Triggering Electronics and Logic Functions. Most of the instrumentation is available in the most popular standard form factors and bus protocols, such as VME, NIM, CAMAC and Desktop.
The Desktop is the stand alone form factor of the CAEN products. It provides the same performances of the other form factors and take the advantage of an easier and portable use, requiring no crates.

N1081A

NIM Programmable Logic Unit

N1081A is a laboratory tool that incorporates in a single NIM module the most common functionalities that you need to implement the logic capabilities of your experiment.

Analog

ADCs (Peak Sensing)

Amplifiers (Fast)

Amplifiers (Spectroscopy)

Analog Pulse Processors

Digitizers

Discriminators

Attenuators

QDC

Analog Signal Converters

Preamplifiers - Charge Sensitive

Preamplifiers - Scintillation Detectors

Preamplifiers - Fast

Wideband Amplifiers

Preamplifiers - Multistrip Silicon Detectors

Electronics for Fission Chambers / Proton Recoil

Digital

Coincidence/Logic/Trigger Units

Controllers

Digital Detector Emulators

Features from a set of user defined customized setting Energy Distribution and Time Distribution Signal Shape Pile-up Emulation Baseline Drift Noise...

Fan In - Fan Out Units

I/O Registers

Scalers

TDCs

Timing Units

Translators

Signal Generators

Digitizer families

CAEN Digitizers are platform independent instruments housing high speed (up to 5 GS/s) multichannel ADCs with local memory and FPGAs for real-time data processing.

Available in different form factors, VME, NIM and Desktop, they are the result of all the experiences collected by CAEN in signal processing and data acquisition systems and have been designed driven by physics and related applications as Medical Imaging, Homeland Security and Environmental Monitoring.