Exhibitors 2015



ArduSiPM: Dispositivo portatile e a basso costo per rivelare raggi cosmici e radiazioni  nucleari
ArduSiPM: Dispositivo portatile e a basso costo per rivelare raggi cosmici e radiazioni  nucleari

ArduSiPM: Dispositivo portatile e a basso costo per rivelare raggi cosmici e radiazioni nucleari

The necessity to use Photo Multipliers (PM) as light detector limited in the past the use of crystals in radiation handled device preferring the Geiger approach. The Silicon Photomultipliers (SiPMs) are very small and cheap, solid photon detectors with good dynamic range and single photon detection capability, they are usable to supersede in some application cumbersome and difficult to use Photo Multipliers (PM). A SiPM can be coupled with a scintillator crystal to build efficient, small and solid radiation detector. A cost effective and easily replicable Hardware software module for SiPM detector readout is made using the ArduSiPM solution [1]. The ArduSiPM is an easily battery operable handled device using an Arduino DUE (an open Software/Hardware board) as processor board and a piggy-back custom designed board (ArduSiPM Shield). The Shield contains all the blocks features to monitor, set and acquire the SiPM using internet network.
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ArduSiPM: Dispositivo portatile e a basso costo per rivelare raggi cosmici e radiazioni  nucleari

Valerio Bocci (Team Leader), Giacomo Chiodi, Francesco Iacoangeli, Massimo Nuccetelli, Luig Recchia

Valerio Bocci (Team Leader ) is a particle physicist and work as senior researcher in instrumentation at Italian national Istutute of nuclear physics of Rome (INFN ROMA). He worked in the last 25 years as one of the main electronics and Data acquisition architect for particle physics experiment as Delphi at CERN Geneva Lep accelerator, KLOE at the Daphne accelerator in Frascati italian national Lab, Atlas and LHCb at CERN LHC accelerator in Geneva.

Giacomo Chiodi is an electronics technician working at Italian national Istutute of nuclear physics of Rome (INFN ROMA), expert in digital electronics, Android App and Arduino programming. He has worked in the last 20 years at the INFN Rome Electronics laboratory.

Francesco Iacoangeli PhD is a physicist working at “Istituto Nazionale di Fisica Nucleare” of Rome (INFN ROMA). He worked in the last 10 years ar the LHCb experiment at CERN LHC accelerator in Geneva, at the PAMELA satellite INFN ASI experiment, at the UA9 CERN experiment, and currently at the CRYSBEAM INFN ERC project.

Massimo Nuccetelli is an informatic technician working at Italian national Istutute of nuclear physics of Rome (INFN ROMA). expert in microcontroller programming. He has worked in the last 10 years at the INFN Rome computer center.

Luigi Recchia is an Electronics engineer expert in analog electronics working at Italian national Istitute of nuclear physics of Rome (INFN ROMA). He has worked in the last 10 years at the INFN Rome Electronics laboratory.

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