Description
The DT4810 is a compact, single-channel digital detector emulator designed to simulate realistic radiation detection signals for testing and educational purposes. It features a 14-bit, 500 MSps DAC capable of generating analog outputs with rise times down to 5 ns and exponential decay times up to 200 µs.([Caen][1])
Key features include:
- Emulation of detector-like signals, including SiPM behavior
- Nuclide database with over 50 real acquired spectra
- Noise emulation, including white noise and random walk
- Continuous reset preamplifier emulation
- USB 2.0 and 1 Gbit Ethernet interfaces
- Web-based GUI for control and visualization
- Standalone operation via front panel display
- Support for Sci-Compiler and SciSDK for custom firmware and software development
- JupyterLab support for Python scripting
The DT4810 serves as an entry-level gateway to CAEN’s Detector Emulator range, offering improved performance and user-friendly features over its predecessor, the DT4800. Its compact design and advanced capabilities make it ideal for laboratory setups, educational environments, and system testing without the need for radioactive sources.([DirectIndustry][2])
