Category Archives: Digitizer

New SIS3316 250 MSPS 14-bit digitizer firmware with standalone Ethernet support

Posted on January 29, 2013 by mki

The 2nd major revision of the SIS3316 firmware is online under www.struck.de/sis3316firm.html. Besides bug fixes it offers GBit Ethernet functionality and a dual threshold mechanism.

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12-bit 250 MSPS SIS3320-250 Digitizer input range options

Posted on September 12, 2012 by mki

A table with the available standard input range and impedance options was added to the SIS3320-250 digitizer page. Be advised, that custom configurations are available also. SIS3320-250 web page A configuration table can be found at: sis3320-250-AT-010312-1-v101-configuration.pdf

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16-bit 100 MSPS SIS3302 Digitizer input range options

Posted on August 23, 2012 by mki

A table with the available standard input range and impedance options was added to the SIS3302 digitizer page. Be advised, that custom configurations are available also. SIS3302 web page A configuration table can be found at: sis3302-AT-1-1-v111-configuration_english.pdf

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16 Channel 125/250 MSPS SIS3316 VME Digitizer Presentation

Posted on August 22, 2012 by mki

While firmware development for the SIS3316 is ongoing, first detector signals have been acquired with the 250 MSPS 14-bit version of the module. The PDF presentation under the link below highlights the design and the functionality of the card and … Continue reading →

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Struck Berkeley RT12 xTCA Workshop Presentation

Posted on June 17, 2012 by mki

The 6th ATCA /MicroTCA for Physics Workshop was held prior to the Berkeley 2012 IEEE RT conference.  The MTCA.4 RTMs for Generic Fast ADC-DAC is online here.

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SIS3350 500 MSPS 12-bit digitizer referenced in NIM A publication: High count rate γ-ray spectroscopy with LaBr3:Ce scintillation detectors

Posted on May 29, 2012 by mki

High count rate γ–ray spectroscopy with LaBr3:Ce scintillation detectors B. Löhera, b, D. Savrana, b, c, E. Fioria, b, M. Miklavecd, N. Pietrallae, M. Venceljd a ExtreMe Matter Institute EMMI and Research Division, GSI Helmholtzzentrum für Schwerionenforschung, Planckstr. 1, 64291 … Continue reading →

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SIS3302 100 MSPS 16-bit Digitizer referenced in PTB/NMI article: Comparison of the performance of the next generation of optical interferometers

Posted on May 29, 2012 by mki

Comparison of the performance of the next generation of optical interferometers Marco Pisani1, Andrew Yacoot2, Petr Balling3, Nicola Bancone1, Cengiz Birlikseven4, Mehmet Celik4, Jens Fl ügge5, Ramiz Hamid4, Paul Köchert5, Petr Kren3, Ulrich Kuetgens5, Antti Lassila6, Gian Bartolo Picotto1, Ersoy … Continue reading →

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Suppressed sampling clock sidebands on SIS3302 digitizer

Posted on May 7, 2012 by mki

 A suppressed contribution from the 230 KHz switching regulators of the 1.2 V and 1.8 V power supply can be seen in the sampling clock spectrum of the SIS3302. Both external and internal clock operation are affected. While no effects are expected … Continue reading →

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Framework for custom firmware for SIS3305 GSPS Digitizer available

Posted on May 4, 2012 by mki

User firmware designs for the 8 channel 1.25 GSPS 10-bit SIS3305 digitizer can be based on the new framwork. The user has access to the data stream from the ADC chip and control over the memory controller. The VME interface provides 16 registers … Continue reading →

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SIS8900 Single Ended Rear Transition Module (RTM) shipping

Posted on December 2, 2011 by mki

The first batch of SIS8900’s came out of stuffing earlier this week. Information on the card can be found under www.struck.de/sis8900.html

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