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- \begin{center}
- \begin{circuitikz}[scale=0.8] \draw
- % Upper line
- (0,2) node [anchor=east] {$U_{B}$}
- to [short, l=+, o-*] (1,2)
- to [R=210\ohm,*-*] (4,2)
- to [R=100\ohm,*-*] (7,2)
- to [R=10\kilo\ohm,*-*] (10,2)
- (13,2) to [D, l_=SiPM,*-*] (10,2)
- (13,2) to [C=100\nano\farad,*-o] (15,2) node [anchor=west] {Signal}
- % Connection to the ground line
- (1,2) to [C=100\nano \farad, *-*] (1,0)
- (4,2) to [C=100\nano \farad, *-*] (4,0)
- (7,2) to [C=100\nano \farad, *-*] (7,0)
- (10,2) to [C=100\nano \farad, *-*] (10,0)
- (13,2) to [R=50\ohm, *-*] (13,0)
- % Ground line
- (0,0) node [ground, rotate=-90] {} -- (15,0) node [ground, rotate=90] {};
- % Draw a dotted line to separate pi filter and hamamatsu circuit
- \draw[dashed, red] (7.6,-1) -- (7.6,5);
- \draw (4,4) node {Pi Filter};
- \draw (11,4) node {\textsc{Hamamatsu} Circuit};
- \end{circuitikz}
- \end{center}
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