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16. Circuit for the two BNC connectors of trigger output and pulse output

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Figure 1.1. Satellite view of LHC tunnel with the four detectors
Figure 1.2. Map of the CERN member states
Figure 1.3. First dipole lowered in the LHC tunnel
Figure 1.4. The accelerator complex at CERN
+46 Figure 1.6. The principle machine components of an accelerator
Fault detection on the Large Hadron Collider at CERN: design, simulation and realization of a High Voltage Pulse Generator
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This project was developed inside the Quality Assurance Plan (ELQA) of the LHC. The superconducting circuits of the collider show a great complexity concerning the control system, because of various reasons: the tunnel is placed around 50 to 175 m underground, the circuits work at temperatures of 1.9 K, all the structure should be perfectly aligned...
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