Workshop on Electronics for physics experiments and applications @INFN

5 Mar 2025, 10:00 → 7 Mar 2025, 16:00 Europe/Rome

Aula Magna Lingotto (Torino)

Il Workshop, promosso dalla Commissione Scientifica Nazionale 5 dedicata alla ricerca tecnologica e interdisciplinare, si propone di creare un'occasione di incontro e condivisione di idee tra utilizzatori e sviluppatori di tecnologie elettroniche per gli esperimenti di interesse dell’INFN.

Il workshop sarà organizzato nelle seguenti sessioni tematiche: 

Operatività in ambienti estremi: resistenza alle radiazioni, criogenia, basso  consumo, affidabilità.

Sfide di integrazione: acquisizione e trasmissione dati, scalabilità per grandi superfici e sistemi multi-canale, connessione sensore-ASIC, packaging, data processing con ASIC e FPGA.

Soluzioni per timing veloce e alta frequenza: tempo di volo, tracciamento di particelle, applicazioni deterministiche (sistemi di trigger e sincronizzazione), gestione di grandi volumi di dati, link ad alta velocità.

Prospettive future: elettronica per tecnologie quantistiche (rilevazione di singoli fotoni), rivelazione di onde gravitazionali (Einstein Telescope) e intelligenza artificiale real-time.

Al termine di ogni sessione una tavola rotonda guiderà la discussione.

 

L'iscrizione è gratuita.

L'evento si svolgerà a Torino, nell'Aula Magna del Politecnico di Torino (Via Nizza 242) dal 5 al 7 marzo 2025. 

Contribuiscono all'evento la CSN5, la Sezione di Torino dell'INFN, L'Università e il Politecnico di Torino.

      

Si ringraziano per il contributo 

   

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Wednesday, 5 March

Welcome Greetings: Lunch, Institutional greetings and Introduction

1 Registration and Welcome lunch

2 Opening Remarks by Institutional Representatives

Alberto Quaranta, Marco Maggiora, Angelo Rivetti

Operation in extreme environment: Radiation hardness, cryogenics, ultra low power, reliability

Contributi su resistenza alle radiazioni, criogenia, power-spazio

3 Performance of nanoscale CMOS analog front-end circuits in extreme radiation environments

Speaker: Valerio Re

4 Total Ionizing Dose effects at ultra high doses: a comparison between planar and FinFET technologies

Speaker: Serena Mattiazzo

5 On-line Testing and Healing Permanent Radiation Effects in Reconfigurable Systems

Speaker: Luca Sterpone

6 Radiation-hardened embedded FPGA for applications in high-energy physics

Speaker: Luca Frontini

15:45 Coffee break

Operation in extreme environment: radiation hardness, cryogenics, ultra low power, reliability

Contributi su resistenza alle radiazioni, criogenia, power-spazio

7 Very low noise transimpedance amplifiers to readout SiPMs at cryogenic temperature

Speaker: Claudio Gotti

8 Low-Power Front-End Electronics chip design for the LITE_SLPD experiment in space applications

Speaker: Davide Badoni

9 From lab to orbit: an overview of the IXPE readout electronics design

Speaker: Massimo Minuti

10 Cold electronics for Martian and lunar exploration. Threats, opportunities and technological challengies

Speaker: Luca Zerilli

11 Roundtable Discussion: Q&A and Insights

Thursday, 6 March

Integration challenges - 1: DAQ/Data Transmission/Scalability to large area and multi channels/ sensor-ASIC connection/ packaging/ ASIC/ FPGA data processing

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Speaker: Alessandro Marchioro

13 The challenges of large ASIC integration and verification: the RD53 experience

Speaker: Flavio Loddo

14 FEROCE and the journey of data from the detector to the computing farm

Speaker: Andrea Triossi

15 APE Router: an IP enabling low-latency packet communications for FPGA-based distributed processing.

Speaker: Francesca Lo Cicero

10:35 Coffee break

Integration challenges - 2: DAQ/Data Transmission/Scalability to large area and multi channels/ sensor-ASIC connection/ packaging/ ASIC/ FPGA data processing

16 AI Engine Technology in AMD Devices

Speakers: Daniele Bagni, Giovanni Guasti

17 High speed serial links and radiation tolerant serdes devices for TTC distribution and DAQ in future HEP experiments

Speaker: Guido Magazzù

18 ARCADIA FDMAPS development with LFoundry 110 nm CIS

Speaker: Marco Mandurrino

19 Roundtable Discussion: Q&A and Insights

13:00 Lunch

Solutions for fast timing and high frequency: ToF, particle tracking, deterministic applications (trigger systems-synchronization), large data throughput, high speed links)

20 Sensors and electronics for extreme timing at extreme rates

Speaker: Adriano Lai

21 Monolith Picosecond Avalanche Detector

Speaker: Thanushan Kugathasan

22 High resolution timing applications from the LGAD side

Speaker: Nicolo Cartiglia

23 Development of monolithic LGADs in 110nm CMOS: overview and perspectives

Speaker: Lucio Pancheri (University of Trento)

15:50 Coffee break

Solutions for fast timing and high frequency: ToF, particle tracking, deterministic applications (trigger systems-synchronization), large data throughput, high speed links)

24 A flexible electronics and DAQ system for the Timepix4 and Medipix4 ASICs

Speaker: Nicolò Biesuz

25 The dRICH data acquisition system for ePIC: a general overview

Speaker: Davide Falchieri

26 Monolithic (ASPIDES) and hybrid (ADA_5D) approach to the readout of avalanche diodes in high dynamic range applications

Speaker: Lodovico Ratti

27 Roundtable Discussion: Q&A and Insight

Social dinner

Friday, 7 March

Future (Electronics for Quantum Technologies (Single Photon Detection), gravitational wave detection (Einstein Telescope), and Real-Time Artificial Intelligence

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Speaker: Caterina Braggio

29 CMOS SPAD Arrays for Quantum Imaging: Opportunities and Challenges

Speaker: Massimo Gandola

30 Electronic system for the control and readout of superconducting quantum bit

Speaker: Andrea Giachero

10:35 Coffee break

Future (Electronics for Quantum Technologies (Single Photon Detection), gravitational wave detection (Einstein Telescope), and Real-Time Artificial Intelligence

31 Next-Generation Control Systems for European Gravitational Waves Detectors

Speaker: Alberto Gennai

32 Low Latency Data Acquisition for Future Gravitational Waves Detectors

Speaker: Paolo Prosperi

33 Memristor-CMOS Synergy – Innovating Circuit Configurations for In-memory Computing

Speaker: Valerio Bocci

34 Exploring Novel Neuromorphic Computing Architectures with a Multi-Node FPGA System

Speaker: Pierpaolo Perticaroli

35 New ASICs for medical imaging with embedded machine learning capability

Speaker: Carlo Fiorini

Closing remarks

13:40 Lunch