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Monolithic SOI pixel detector for x-ray imaging applications with high dynamic range and MHz frame-rate

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2 Author(s)
Peric, I. ; Inst. of Comput. Eng., Univ. of Heidelberg, Heidelberg, Germany ; Mandl, F.

A monolithic pixel detector implemented in 200nm silicon-on-insulator technology for x-ray imaging applications is presented. The photons are detected in the fully-depleted, 500 εm thick, high-resistance substrate. The substrate is isolated by the buried silicon-dioxide from the electronics layer. The pixel electronics is able to measure and digitize photon energy or number of photons in a wide signal range. Typically, for the measurement time of 1 εs, the dynamic range is 104. Thanks to the used ADC structure, the energy response is nearly linear. The detector is a simple and cheap alternative for hybrid pixel x-ray imaging detectors at synchrotron-light- and x-ray free electron laser-sources. Pixel electronics is described and experimental results presented.

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Nuclear Science Symposium and Medical Imaging Conference (NSS/MIC), 2011 IEEE

Date of Conference: 23-29 Oct. 2011

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