High resolution filtering and digitization system for cryogenic bolometric detectors
Paolo Carniti, Claudio Gotti, Gianluigi Pessina

TL;DR
BiDAQ is a specialized, low-noise, high-resolution data acquisition system designed for cryogenic bolometric detectors, enabling precise measurement for neutrinoless double beta decay experiments.
Contribution
The paper introduces the BiDAQ system, a novel filtering and digitization platform with high modularity, low noise, and efficient data transmission tailored for next-generation bolometric experiments.
Findings
Achieves 24-bit data resolution at 25 kHz sampling rate
Features low noise and low power consumption
Provides easy Gigabit Ethernet interface for data handling
Abstract
BiDAQ is a custom filtering and data acquisition system designed for next-gen bolometric experiments dedicated to the search of neutrinoless double beta decay. The system is composed of 12-channel analog-to-digital boards interfaced with FPGA SoC modules that collect and transmit the 24-bit data to the storage computers with a sampling rate up to 25 kHz. Low noise, low power, high modularity and configurability, and an easy interface with Gigabit Ethernet are the main characteristics of the BiDAQ system.
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Taxonomy
TopicsNeutrino Physics Research · Astrophysics and Cosmic Phenomena · Particle accelerators and beam dynamics
