DT4810
The DT4810 is a compact, single-channel digital detector emulator designed to generate realistic radiation detection signals for laboratory testing, education and system validation. It provides a 14-bit, 500 MSps DAC capable of producing fast analog pulses with configurable rise time, decay time, noise and detector-like behavior, including SiPM signal emulation.
The device includes a nuclide database with real acquired spectra, noise emulation, continuous reset preamplifier simulation, USB and Ethernet connectivity, a web-based graphical interface and standalone control through the front panel display. With support for Sci-Compiler, SciSDK and JupyterLab-based Python scripting, the DT4810 offers a flexible platform for detector readout development, firmware testing and experimental training without requiring radioactive sources.
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| DT4810 Incremental Upgrade Firmware and software update for minor version upgrades.Revision 3A |
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