A 1006 ELEMENT HYBRID SILICON PIXEL DETECTOR WITH STROBED BINARY OUTPUT

Anghinolfi, F; Aspell, P; Bass, K; Beusch, W; Bosisio, L; Boutonnet, C; Burger, P; Campbell, M; Chesi, E; Claeys, C; Clemens, Jc; Solal, Mc; Debusschere, I; Delpierre, P; Dibari, D; Dierickx, B; Enz, Cc; Focardi, E; Forti, Francesco; Gally, Y; Glaser, M; Gys, T; Habrard, Mc; Heijne, Ehm; Hermans, L; Hurst, R; Inzani, P; Jaeger, Jj; Jarron, P; Krummenacher, F; Lemeilleur, F; Lenti, V; Manzari, V; Meddeler, G; Morando, M; Munns, A; Nava, F; Navach, F; Neyer, C; Ottaviani, G; Pellegrini, F; Pengg, F; Perego, R; Pindo, M; Potheau, R; Quercigh, E; Redaelli, N; Rossi, L; Sauvage, D; Segato, G; Simone, S; Stefanini, G; Tonelli, Guido Emilio; Vanstraelen, G; Vegni, G; Verweij, H; Viertel, Gm; Waisbard, J.

doi:10.1109/NSSMIC.1991.258981

An asynchronous version of a binary pixel readabout circuit has been implemented in an array with 16 columns at 500 mu m pitch and 63 rows at 75 mu m pitch. This readabout chip has been bonded with solder bumps to a silicon detector with matching pixel elements. Event information in a pixel can be strobed into a local memory by a trigger signal and subsequently read out. Without a strobe the information is continuously cleared. The complete hybrid detector has been successfully tested with ionizing particles from a radioactive source. Three such devices have been put in the CERN heavy-ion experiment WA94 in the Omega spectrometer, where they recorded particle tracks from high-multiplicity /sup 32/S interactions. Preliminary data indicate a noise of approximately 60 e/sup -/ and a threshold spread of approximately 500 e/sup -/. The timing characteristics are adequate for a fixed-target experiment.<>

Titolo:	A 1006 ELEMENT HYBRID SILICON PIXEL DETECTOR WITH STROBED BINARY OUTPUT
Autori interni:	ANGHINOLFI F ASPELL P BASS K BEUSCH W BOSISIO L BOUTONNET C BURGER P CAMPBELL M CHESI E CLAEYS C CLEMENS JC SOLAL MC DEBUSSCHERE I DELPIERRE P DIBARI D DIERICKX B ENZ CC FOCARDI E FORTI, FRANCESCO GALLY Y GLASER M GYS T HABRARD MC HEIJNE EHM HERMANS L HURST R INZANI P JAEGER JJ JARRON P KRUMMENACHER F LEMEILLEUR F LENTI V MANZARI V MEDDELER G MORANDO M MUNNS A NAVA F NAVACH F NEYER C OTTAVIANI G PELLEGRINI F PENGG F PEREGO R PINDO M POTHEAU R QUERCIGH E REDAELLI N ROSSI L SAUVAGE D SEGATO G SIMONE S STEFANINI G TONELLI, GUIDO EMILIO VANSTRAELEN G VEGNI G VERWEIJ H VIERTEL GM WAISBARD J. mostra contributor esterni nascondi contributor esterni
Anno del prodotto:	1991
Rivista:	IEEE CONFERENCE RECORD - NUCLEAR SCIENCE SYMPOSIUM & MEDICAL IMAGING CONFERENCE
Abstract:	An asynchronous version of a binary pixel readabout circuit has been implemented in an array with 16 columns at 500 mu m pitch and 63 rows at 75 mu m pitch. This readabout chip has been bonded with solder bumps to a silicon detector with matching pixel elements. Event information in a pixel can be strobed into a local memory by a trigger signal and subsequently read out. Without a strobe the information is continuously cleared. The complete hybrid detector has been successfully tested with ionizing particles from a radioactive source. Three such devices have been put in the CERN heavy-ion experiment WA94 in the Omega spectrometer, where they recorded particle tracks from high-multiplicity /sup 32/S interactions. Preliminary data indicate a noise of approximately 60 e/sup -/ and a threshold spread of approximately 500 e/sup -/. The timing characteristics are adequate for a fixed-target experiment.<>
Handle:	http://hdl.handle.net/11568/20708
Appare nelle tipologie:	4.1 Contributo in Atti di convegno

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