E. Schmid

TL;DR: The EIGER detector as discussed by the authors is an advanced family of single photon counting hybrid pixel detectors, primarily aimed at diffraction experiments at synchrotrons, which includes a preamplifier, shaper, discriminator, a configurable 4/8/12 bit counter with double buffering, as well as readout, control and test circuitry.

TL;DR: The GigaFRoST detector enables high acquisition rates and long scanning times for dynamic experiments, and can be used for both static and dynamic experiments.

TL;DR: The WaveDAQ design principles and the results obtained by a demonstrator in the MEG II pre-engineering run in fall 2017 with a homogeneous LXe detector and a plastic scintillation detector both readout by SiPMs and in the tests associated to the Δ E-TOF prototype of the FOOT detector are presented.

TL;DR: A positron timing counter (TC) with 30-40 ps time resolution for the 50 MeV/c positrons required by the MEG II experiment has been developed in this paper.

TL;DR: To achieve the goal of 512 ns latency the serial connections between trigger boards have been optimized so that they only rely on serial to parallel shift registers for the data flow, minimizing the amount of logic to be crossed by data.