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The development of multivariate analysis techniques has necessitated the design of a standard subsystem for the conversion of test pulse amplitudes into discrete digital form suitable for computer processing. The converter must have a channel width error on the order of 10−2 for 100- to 500-channel systems and a response on the order of a few microseconds.
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Volkov, A.N., Zabiyakin, G.I., Tishin, V.G., Shtranikh, I.V. (1970). “Position-Weighting” Analog-to-Digital Converters for Pulse Amplitude Analysis. In: Skobel’tsyn, D.V. (eds) Electronics in Experimental Physics. The Lebedev Physics Institute Series, vol 42. Springer, Boston, MA. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4757-5109-3_5
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