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Development, Configuration and Performance Characterization of a Scalable BETA ASIC-Based Readout System for Multi-Channel SiPM Detectors
We present the design, configuration, and performance characterization of a scalable readout system based on the BETA application-specific integrated circuit (ASIC), developed to meet stringent requirements on noise, linearity, dynamic range, and power consumption for multi-channel silicon photomult
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