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The ATLAS beam pick-up based timing system

Ohm, C., Pauly, T.

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The ATLAS BPTX stations are comprised of electrostatic button pick-up detectors, located 175 m away along the beam pipe on both sides of ATLAS.

The pick-ups are installed as a part of the LHC beam instrumentation and used by ATLAS for timing purposes.
The usage of the BPTX signals in ATLAS is twofold: they are used both in the trigger system and for LHC beam monitoring.
The BPTX signals are discriminated with a constant-fraction discriminator to provide a Level-1 trigger when a bunch passes through ATLAS.

The ATLAS beam pick-up based timing system · Around

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“TTC challenges and upgrade for the LHC”
S. Baron 2005 · 2005
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“ATLAS Level-1 Trigger Timing-In Strategies”
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