Modern space missions for astroparticle physics and space weather monitoring require robust and flexible data concentrator systems. Designed to interface with heterogeneous subdetectors, this architecture enables real-time event handling, synchronized acquisition, and reliable communication with onboard computers.
Read MoreNUSES is an Italian-led space mission aimed at validating innovative technologies and scientific instruments for the study of cosmic rays, space weather, and neutrinos. With two independent payloads—Ziré and Terzina—the satellite represents a significant step toward next-generation orbital observatories.
Read MoreZiré is one of the two payloads aboard the Italian NUSES satellite, designed to detect low- and medium-energy cosmic rays and gamma rays. It integrates a Fiber Tracker, Plastic Scintillator Tower, gamma-ray calorimeter (CALOg), and an Anti-Coincidence System, all read out via SiPMs. Ziré enables 3D particle tracking, charge discrimination, and gamma-ray spectroscopy, serving as a technology pathfinder for future space-based astroparticle detectors.
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