Sci-Compiler

Hands-On Hands-On, Simulation, Gate Delay, Trigger, Monostable, Logic Simulation Gate Delay Trigger Monostable Logic

Sim 1 - Introduction to Simulation

Simulating an FPGA design before hardware implementation is crucial. It allows us to: Verify functionality and logic without risking real hardware.

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Hands-On Hands-On, Simulation, Scripting, Trigger, Counter Simulation Scripting Trigger Counter

Sim 2 - Scripting Simulation

In this lab, we demonstrate how to automate simulations in Sci‐Compiler using register scripting . We focus on a Trigger LE Hyst block whose threshold is driven by a programmable register.

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Hands-On Hands-On, Simulation, Trapezoidal-Filter, Mca Simulation Trapezoidal-Filter Mca

Sim 3 - Design of a Recursive Trapezoidal Filter

Introduction (Theoretical Background) Digital pulse shaping has become a cornerstone technique in modern nuclear spectroscopy, offering high flexibility and performance compared to its analog counterparts.

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Hands-On Hands-On, Simulation, Baseline, Mca Simulation Baseline Mca

Sim 4 - Design of a Baseline Restorer

In this lab, we implement and simulate a Baseline Restorer (BLR) module that locks on to the baseline of an incoming signal while inhibiting baseline updates whenever a pulse is detected.

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Hands-On Hands-On, Simulation, Psd Simulation Psd

Sim 5 - Implementing a Pulse Shape Discriminator (PSD) Based on Amplitude vs. Area Ratio

In this lab, we demonstrate how to discriminate pulses by computing the ratio of a pulse’s peak amplitude to its integrated area.

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Hands-On Hands-On, Simulation, Psd, Position-Sense Simulation Psa Position-Sense

Sim 6 - Simulating PSA block for position sense He3 tube

1. Core Idea of Position Sensing For a neutron-sensitive tube read out at both ends (Side A and Side B), the principle is:

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Hands-On Hands-On, Simulation, State-Machine Simulation State-Machine

Sim 7 - Simulating a Simple State Machine for Gamma Ray Burst Detection

In this lab, we simulate a simple application where a gamma-ray detector must recognize a high-rate (“burst”) event. We measure the event rate in a defined time window (e.

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