Waveform Timing Performance of a 5 GS/s Fast Pulse Sampling Module with DRS4
Jinhong Wang, Shubin Liu, Qi An

TL;DR
This paper improves the timing accuracy of a 5 GS/s sampling module using DRS4 by calibration, achieving below 10 ps RMS, and demonstrates its performance comparable to a 10 GS/s oscilloscope in particle detection setups.
Contribution
It introduces a calibration strategy for non-uniform sampling intervals in a 5 GS/s DRS4-based module, enhancing waveform timing precision.
Findings
Timing performance improved to below 10 ps RMS.
Module's timing performance is comparable to a 10 GS/s oscilloscope.
Calibration effectively addresses sampling interval non-uniformity.
Abstract
We first clarify timing issues of non-uniform sampling intervals regarding a 5 GS/s fast pulse sampling module with DRS4. Calibration strategy is proposed, and as a result, the waveform timing performance is improved to be below 10 ps RMS. We then further evaluate waveform timing performance of the module by comparing with a 10 GS/s oscilloscope in a setup with plastic scintillators and fast PMTs. Different waveform timing algorithms are employed for analysis, and the module shows comparable timing performance with that of the oscilloscope.
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