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Figure 3. Operation principle and signal processing of the three used anode types. (a) Wedge and strip anode: the position information is entailed in the amount of charge reaching the anode, i.e., the signal is processed through preamplifiers and integrating amplifiers and read out by an analog-to-digital converter (ADC). The shown coordinate system demonstrates the orientation of the x- and y-axis and is valid for all anode types; (b) delay line anode: the position is determined from signal delay times, the pulses are processed by fast amplifiers and read out by a time-to-digital converter (TDC); (c) resistive anode: the position is determined from signal heights at four anode edges at 45° with respect to the coordinate axes. Here, the signals are processed through amplifiers and a position computer and read out by an ADC.