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Calibration and Noise

Signal and noise resulting from internal calibration measurements with a nominal amplitude of $1\,\rm MIP$ ($22500\,\rm e$) are shown for both peak and deconvolution modes in tab. [*]. No capacitive load was connected to the APV inputs. The noise figures obtained here still include a small contribution of the readout system. On the other hand, the internal calibration is known to produce signals which are larger than their nominal values (see section [*], p. [*]), thus resulting in a noise underestimation. Assuming that these effects approximately compensate each other, the numbers given here are compatible with the values obtained for a single APV25S1 (tab. [*], p. [*]). Thus, the APVMUX does not contribute significant noise.

Table: Internal calibration signal and noise measurements on an APV25S1 followed by the APVMUX.
Mode Signal $\rm [ADC]$ Noise $\rm [ADC]$ SNR Noise $\rm [e]$
Peak 72 1.10 65.5 344
Deconvolution 83 1.58 52.5 428



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Markus Friedl 2001-07-14