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SUMMARY:Developments for the ATLAS Tile Hadronic Calorimeter at the LHC
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DESCRIPTION:Speakers: Alberto Valero ()\nTileCal is the hadron calorimeter
  covering the central region of the ATLAS experiment at the Large Hadron C
 ollider. It is a sampling detector made of iron as absorber and scintillat
 or as active material. The light produced by charged particles crossing th
 e scintillator tiles is collected by photomultiplier tubes (PMTs). The PMT
  signals are digitized synchronously with the LHC clock\, and the samples 
 corresponding to events selected by the Level 1 trigger system are transmi
 tted to the Read-Out Drivers (RODs) located in the back-end system at a ma
 ximum sustained rate of 100 kHz. The ROD is the core element of the back-e
 nd electronics\, and it represents the interface between the front-end ele
 ctronics and the ATLAS overall Data AcQuisition (DAQ) system. It is respon
 sible for energy and time reconstruction\, trigger and data synchronizatio
 n\, busy handling\, data integrity checking and lossless data compression.
  The IFIC-TileCal group was responsible for the design\, production\, inst
 allation and now the maintenance of the ROD system until the end of Run 3.
 \n\n\n\nThe High-Luminosity Large Hadron Collider (HL-LHC) experiments wil
 l operate at unprecedented values of peak luminosity and levels of pileup.
  The ATLAS trigger and readout architecture has been redefined. TileCal wi
 ll read out the PMTs signals for every bunch crossing before any trigger s
 election is applied\, which implies a total bandwidth of 40 Tbps. These da
 ta will be processed by the PreProcessors (PPr) located in the off-detecto
 r electronics. The PPr modules will implement the interface with the fully
  digital Level 0 trigger and ATLAS overall DAQ and detector control system
 s. The TilePPr is a modular ATCA system composed of a custom ATCA Carrier 
 board equipped with 4 Compact Processing Modules (CPM) and several mezzani
 ne cards. The IFIC-TileCal group is responsible for the hardware and firmw
 are designs\, production\, installation and maintenance of the PPr modules
 .\n\nThis presentation will provide an overview of the current and future 
 systems for the HL-LHC\, including a thorough explanation of the ongoing h
 ardware and firmware developments within the IFIC-TileCal group.\n\nhttps:
 //indico.ific.uv.es/event/6924/contributions/20051/
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SUMMARY:Data acquisition systems for Medical Physics.
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DESCRIPTION:Speakers: Jose Vicente Casaña Copado (IFIC)\nSe ha desarrolla
 do la tarjeta AliVATA por parte del Grupo IRIS\, la cual permite operar m
 últiples tipos de detectores (cristales centelladores junto a fotomultipl
 icadores de silicio\, detectores de silicio o microdosímetros) y es utili
 zada por el grupo para la tercera versión del telescopio Compton para mon
 itorización de terapia hadrónica. \n\nDiversas tarjetas electrónicas pa
 ra alojar los detectores se han ido desarrollando durante el paso del tiem
 po en función de los requerimientos del sistema. \n\nAl mismo tiempo\, se
  ha adaptado el sistema de lectura Tofpet2 comercializado por PETsys elect
 ronics\, desarrollado para aplicaciones PET\, a una cámara Compton (MACAC
 Op). Para ello se diseñaron y fabricaron diversas placas adaptadoras.\n\n
 Por último\, en fase de testeo se encuentra también el diseño de un nue
 vo sistema de lectura para fotomultiplicadores de silicio el cual integra 
 el ASIC HRFlexToT desarrollado por la Universidad de Barcelona. \n________
 _____________\nThe AliVATA board has been developed by the IRIS Group\, wh
 ich allows operating multiple types of detectors (scintillator crystals to
 gether with silicon photomultipliers\, silicon detectors or microdosimeter
 s) and is used by the group for the third version of the Compton telescope
  for hadronic therapy monitoring.\n \nA variety of PCBs that house the det
 ectors have been developed over the course of time according to the requir
 ements of the system. \n\nAt the same time\, the Tofpet2 readout system co
 mmercialized by PETsys electronics\, developed for PET applications\, has 
 been adapted to a Compton camera (MACACOp). Various adapter boards were de
 signed and fabricated for this purpose.\n\nFinally\, the design of a new r
 eadout system for silicon photomultipliers\, which integrates the HRFlexTo
 T ASIC developed by the University of Barcelona\, is also in the testing p
 hase with the first prototypes. \n\nJose Vte. Casaña\n\nhttps://indico.if
 ic.uv.es/event/6924/contributions/20055/
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SUMMARY:Desarrollo de nuevas tecnologías de detectores semiconductores de
  radiación y de su instrumentación. Aplicaciones en Física Médica.
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DESCRIPTION:Speakers: Ricardo Marco Hernández (IFIC)\nEn esta contribuci
 ón se resumirán las actividades más relevantes realizadas en el IFIC pa
 ra el desarrollo la tecnología  DMAPS (Depleted Monolithic Active Pixel S
 ensors) de detectores semiconductores de radiación\, detectores pixelados
  que integran el sensor y la electrónica de lectura cercana en un mismo d
 ispositivo semiconductor fabricable en tecnología CMOS. El IFIC participa
 \, en el ámbito de la colaboración RD50 del CERN\, en el diseño y la ca
 racterización de estos dispositivos. Además\, también se presentarán l
 as novedades en relación al desarrollo de un sistema de adquisición modu
 lar y versátil basado en dispositivos SoC (System-on-Chip) para la caract
 erización de los dispositivos DMAPS. Este sistema\, debido a su arquitect
 ura\, tiene el potencial de ser fácilmente adaptable para otras aplicacio
 nes como la Física Médica. En este sentido\, se tratará su aplicación 
 al desarrollo de un sistema de monitorización de la dosis de radiación r
 ecibida por el paciente en terapia hadrónica\, basado en un nuevo ASIC de
  lectura (FlexToT)\, y para instrumentación en aceleradores médicos (mon
 itorización del haz o sistema LLRF)\, las dos líneas principales del IFI
 MED.\n\nhttps://indico.ific.uv.es/event/6924/contributions/20050/
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SUMMARY:Analog readout electronics for the PicoCal in LHCb UpgradeII
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DESCRIPTION:Speakers: Jose Mazorra de Cos (IFIC)\nThe LHCb has requested a
  second detector upgrade for LHC LS4 (2033-34) to further intensify the op
 erational luminosity and collect up to $300fb^-1$ of additional data. The 
 expected occupancy and radiation levels largely exceed the capabilities of
  the current ECAL design\, which already had planned the replacement of th
 e most inner section during the UpgradeIb detector consolidation taking pl
 ace at LHC LS3 (2026-2028). Extensive R&D has been carried out since 2018 
 to develop suitable calorimeter modules for the new PicoCal calorimeter to
  installed in LHCb UpgradeII\, but the collaboration already has the inten
 t of including them at the UpgradeIb detector consolidation phase. A new a
 nalog readout ASIC in TSMC 65nm CMOS technology has been proposed to perfo
 rm the energy integration measurement of these new modules. Despite follow
 ing a similar processing strategy as its predecessor\, the limited supply 
 voltage of the selected technology\, which intrinsically provides the requ
 ired radiation hardness\, entails great challenges to the analog design in
  terms of noise and dynamic range. An additional COTS-based stage is also 
 considered to condition the signal coming from the photo-sensors\, connect
 ed through a long (up to $20m$) analog link with the readout electronics. 
 This circuit will have to counteract the effects of these long cables and 
 preserve enough SNR to allow for the intended time measurement with a reso
 lution in the $10ps$ range.\n\nhttps://indico.ific.uv.es/event/6924/contri
 butions/20056/
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SUMMARY:Design of the Massive SiPMs sensor Characterization System for the
  Deep Underground Neutrino Experiment
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DESCRIPTION:Speakers: Carlos Gaspar Benitez Montiel (IFIC)\nThe Deep Under
 ground Neutrino Experiment (DUNE) will be an experiment in neutrino physic
 s. DUNE will consist of two detector locations\, one located at the Fermi 
 National Accelerator Laboratory near neutrino production\, and a Far Detec
 tor at the Sanford Underground Research Facility\, South Dakota. The far d
 etector consists of 4 liquid argon tanks of 10-kilotons fiducial mass each
  used to detect the charge and light produced in liquid argon by neutrino 
 interactions. The photons generated will be detected by Silicon Photomulti
 plier Sensors (SiPMs). Since there is a great quantity of light sensors fo
 r the experiment\, it is necessary to design a system for their massive ch
 aracterization. For this reason we are designing MASSIBO (Massive SiPM Cha
 racterization Boards)\, an automatic system which consists of electronic b
 oards for the amplification\, multiplexing and digitization of the sensor 
 signals. Currently\, the DUNE laboratory at IFIC is working on the first p
 rototype using the amplification and the multiplexing boards for the valid
 ation of the system. The first complete version or V1 of MASSIBO is expect
 ed to be available by August 2023\, and it will be capable of obtaining al
 l the necessary data from 180 sensors every 6 hours.\n\nhttps://indico.ifi
 c.uv.es/event/6924/contributions/20052/
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SUMMARY:KM3NeT developments at IFIC: Acquisition electronics and time cali
 bration instrumentation
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DESCRIPTION:Speakers: Diego Real Mañez (IFIC)\, David Calvo (IFIC)\nThe K
 M3NeT Collaboration is incrementally building and operating two deep sea n
 eutrino telescopes at the bottom of the Mediterranean Sea. The telescopes 
 consist of matrices of photomultipliers housed in pressure-resistant glass
  spheres\, the so-called Digital Optical Modules which houses 31 small pho
 tocatode photomultipliers. The IFIC group in KM3NeT has led the developmen
 t of the acquisition electronics as well as the design of the time calibra
 tion device housed in the Digital Optical Module\, the Nanobeacon. For the
  first phase of the construction of the telescopes\, there have been produ
 ced several tens of Detection Units\, of which 36 have already been deploy
 ed with more than 20000 photomultipliers installed. Once finished\, the tw
 o telescopes will have installed more than ten thousand acquisition nodes\
 , completing one of the more complex networks in the world in terms of ope
 ration and synchronisation. This work presents the developments carried ou
 t at IFIC for the development of the KM3NeT acquisition electronics and th
 e time calibration instrumentation.\n\nhttps://indico.ific.uv.es/event/692
 4/contributions/20047/
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SUMMARY:Construcción y control de calidad de los módulos y pétalos para
  el upgrade del ITk de ATLAS
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DESCRIPTION:Speakers: Vicente Platero ()\, Hanlez López (IFIC)\, Carles S
 olaz (IFIC (Valencia))\nEl IFIC es responsable de diversas tareas para la 
 producción del ITk para el upgrade de ATLAS\, entre las cuales destaca el
  ensamblado de módulos de sesores de silicio y su montaje en las estructu
 ras llamadas pétalos. Así mismo se realiza el control de calidad (QC) de
  dichas partes. Se describen los diferentes setups tanto para el montaje c
 omo para los tests eléctricos derivados del QC.\n\nhttps://indico.ific.uv
 .es/event/6924/contributions/20048/
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SUMMARY:LARAM
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DESCRIPTION:Speakers: M. Teresa Cámara García ()\nEn el LARAM (Laborator
 io de Radiactividad Ambiental) hemos continuado desarrollando los proyecto
 s de vigilancia radiológica ambiental suscritos tanto con el Consejo de S
 eguridad Nuclear (Programa REM – Red Densa\, monitorización de la radia
 ctividad ambiental en España) como con la Generalitat Valenciana (Program
 a de Control de Calidad del Plan de Vigilancia Radiológica Ambiental de l
 a CN de Cofrentes). Hemos seguido trabajando en el proyecto Tritium\, y en
  el convenio para el desarrollo del Plan de Emergencias Radiológicas de l
 a Comunidad Valenciana\, con participación en distintos simulacros de eme
 rgencias. Además\, se está contribuyendo al desarrollo de otros nuevos p
 royectos (REMO y MEYER). Por último\, se está ampliando de nuevo el alca
 nce de acreditación ENAC (ISO 17025) del LARAM para incluir nuevos análi
 sis requeridos por la legislación vigente.\n\nhttps://indico.ific.uv.es/e
 vent/6924/contributions/20049/
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SUMMARY:Servicios prestados por la unidad de electrónica en la sala blanc
 a
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DESCRIPTION:Speakers: Francisco Gonzalez (IFIC)\nEn esta charla voy a deta
 llar los servicios que algunos de los miembros de la unidad de electrónic
 a realizan en la sala blanca para los diferentes proyectos del Instituto\,
  para otros Institutos de la Universidad y para empresas privadas.\n\nhttp
 s://indico.ific.uv.es/event/6924/contributions/20053/
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SUMMARY:Laboratorio de Electrónica
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DESCRIPTION:Speakers: Jorge Nácher ()\nSoporte técnico a proyectos de in
 vestigación en cualquier \ncosa relacionada con Electrónica\n\n. Fabrica
 ción de tarjetas prototipo \n. Ensamblado de componentes \n. Reparación 
 de equipos\n\nhttps://indico.ific.uv.es/event/6924/contributions/20046/
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SUMMARY:Electrónica: Introducción
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DESCRIPTION:Speakers: Pepe Bernabeu ()\nElectrónica: Introducción\n\nhtt
 ps://indico.ific.uv.es/event/6924/contributions/20054/
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