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A 16-channel Readout Chip - A new sparse data readout architecture
This paper describes a new architecture for performing data compression on a large matrix of parallel digital inputs, only a small proportion of which carries a logical `1'. The system assigns a unique address to each of the active inputs (suppressing the inactive ones) and feeds them serially onto a data bus. The architecture is implemented using an array of CMOS digital signal processing ASICs, which have been designed at R.A.L, England and tested at C.E.R.N. in Geneva.