R5560SE
The R5560SE is a high-density, rack-mountable digitizer designed for large-scale physics experiments requiring fast digitization and flexible data processing. Featuring 128 single-ended analog channels with 14-bit resolution at 125 MS/s, it integrates a powerful Xilinx Zynq-7000 SoC with an open FPGA architecture, enabling users to implement custom pulse processing algorithms tailored to specific applications.
Logo | Name | Latest Version | Supported Platforms | Link |
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 | Advanced visual programming environment designed to simplify the development of FPGA-based systems for scientific instrumentation, industrial control, and custom electronics. | |||
 | Cross-platform SDK to control and acquire data from FPGA firmware generated with Sci-Compiler. | |||
 | Cross-platform hardware access library for communicating with CAEN R5560 and DT5560 devices. |
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