Prototype of Pulse Digitizer and Readout Electronics for CDEX-10 in CJPL
Jinfu Zhu, Hongming Li, Tao Xue, Liangjun Wei, Jianmin Li

TL;DR
This paper presents a prototype pulse digitizer and readout electronics system for the CDEX-10 dark matter experiment, significantly improving event discrimination and energy resolution over previous systems by integrating high-speed ADCs and FPGA technology.
Contribution
The paper introduces RAIN4HPGe, a novel digitizer and readout electronics prototype with advanced ADCs and FPGA integration, enhancing discrimination and resolution in dark matter detection.
Findings
Improved energy resolution from 558 eV to 474 eV at 122 keV.
Enhanced discrimination between bulk and very bulk events.
Successful implementation of high-speed digitization with 1 GSPS ADCs.
Abstract
The CDEX (China Dark matter Experiment) is currently in the stage to upgrade to approximately 10 kg HPGe (High Purity Germanium) detectors (CDEX-10) in CJPL (China Jinping Underground Laboratory) and aims to detect the WIMP (Weakly Interacting Massive Particles). Six analog signals and one inhibited signal are outputted from preamplifier by one HPGe detector (~1 kg) of CDEX-10. The analog signals are conditioned with two 6-us and one 12-us shaping amplifiers, and three timing amplifiers respectively. The inhibited signal is used for trigger. The analog signals from shaping and timing amplifiers are digitized to obtain energy spectrum and rise-time distribution. The rise-time distribution is used to discriminate surface, bulk, and very bulk events, which can help to supress the background level in dark matter detection. Composed of commercial modules, the previous DAQ (Data Acquisition…
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