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  • 2024CRaTeBo: a high-speed, radiation-tolerant and versatile testing platform for FPGA radiation qualification for high-energy particle accelerator applications1citations

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  • Boch, J.
  • Danzeca, S.
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CRaTeBo: a high-speed, radiation-tolerant and versatile testing platform for FPGA radiation qualification for high-energy particle accelerator applications

  • Saigne, F.
  • Boch, J.
  • Danzeca, S.
  • Gkountoumis, P.
  • Marin, M. Barros
  • Dilillo, L.
  • Ferraro, R.
  • Masi, A.
  • Scialdone, Antonio
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<jats:title>Abstract</jats:title><jats:p>The CHARM Radiation Tolerant FPGA Tester Board (CRaTeBo) isa FPGA testing platform for the CERN High-energy Accelerator (CHARM)irradiation facility. It is meant to ease the radiation testing ofFPGA-based systems by providing users with a radiation-tolerantcarrier card featuring an FPGA interface, a high-speed communicationinterface, a flexible power supply, and an HPC-FMC connector foradditional front-end electronics. It is foreseen to be a permanentinstallation in the CHARM facility at CERN, giving users thepossibility to carry out radiation tests of their system withminimum effort on the test setup development.</jats:p>

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