PHYS-UH 3215

Introduction to Detector Electronics

New York University · UGRD · Fall 2026

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This is an introductory course meant to provide the basics for an understanding of the electronics needed to acquire and process a signal coming from some of the most common detectors used in physics experiments. The course is structured in 7 seminar-style meetings (75 min) and 7 laboratory sessions (160 min). Topics include: passive and active filters, transmission lines, charge and voltage amplification, analog to digital conversion and time to digital conversion. All the topics will be approached from the experimental physics standpoint.

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Class #new_york-PHYSUH3215Fall 2026UGRD2 credits
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