A 8-HIT SAMPLE AND HOLD CIRCUIT

DING Hui-Liang; GUO Ya-Nan; YANG Xi-Rong; YU Zhong-Qiang; GU Song-Hua; SHENG Jun-Peng

Chinese Physics C> 1984, Vol. 8> Issue(6) : 765-771

A 8-HIT SAMPLE AND HOLD CIRCUIT

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A sample and hold circuit with 8-hit capacity to be used to drift chamber read out electronics is described. It's integral nonlinearity is better than 0.5% for input pulse with 0—4V amplitude. Sampling error is about 1% with acquisition time of 80 ns. The drop of recorded signal is less than 1% in retention time of 40 ms.

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DING Hui-Liang, GUO Ya-Nan, YANG Xi-Rong, YU Zhong-Qiang, GU Song-Hua and SHENG Jun-Peng. A 8-HIT SAMPLE AND HOLD CIRCUIT[J]. Chinese Physics C, 1984, 8(6): 765-771.

DING Hui-Liang, GUO Ya-Nan, YANG Xi-Rong, YU Zhong-Qiang, GU Song-Hua and SHENG Jun-Peng. A 8-HIT SAMPLE AND HOLD CIRCUIT[J]. Chinese Physics C, 1984, 8(6): 765-771. shu

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A 8-HIT SAMPLE AND HOLD CIRCUIT

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Received Date: 1900-01-01
Accepted Date: 1900-01-01
Available Online: 1984-12-05

Abstract: A sample and hold circuit with 8-hit capacity to be used to drift chamber read out electronics is described. It's integral nonlinearity is better than 0.5% for input pulse with 0—4V amplitude. Sampling error is about 1% with acquisition time of 80 ns. The drop of recorded signal is less than 1% in retention time of 40 ms.