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A new wide-input dynamic range, 64-channels current-to-frequency converter ASIC has been designed and is now under characterization. This chip, nicknamed TERA09, has been realized to equip the front-end readout electronics for the new generation of beam monitor chambers for particle therapy applications. In this field, the trend in the accelerator development is moving toward compact solutions providing...
The development of the next generation of accelerators for charged particle radiotherapy aims to reduce dimensions and operational complexity of the machines by engineering pulsed beams accelerators. The drawback is the increased difficulty to monitor the beam delivery. Within each pulse, instantaneous currents larger by two to three orders of magnitude than present applications are expected, which...
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