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Data Acquisition Systems (1/2)

N Neufeld · CERN

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Data acquisition is the process of getting the data from the detector to permanent storage. In the two lectures we will cover the main elements of data acquisition systems: read-out electronics, data-links, buses and switching networks and computers. Then we will go through the design of a DAQ for a modern large HEP experiment. Finally we will take a look at the DAQ systems of the 4 large LHC experiments.

No prerequisite knowledge required. Familiarity with electronics and/or computing is useful but not necessary..

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The talk

  1. Data Acquisition Systems (1/2) 2008-07-28 · 43 min · CERN's player

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Institution
CERN
Department
Summer Student Lecture Programme Course,2008
Speaker
N Neufeld
Year
2008
Language
English
Source
CERN
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