Speaker
Jakub Jirsa
(Czech Technical University in Prague (CZ))
Description
X-ray color imaging is a promising method that provides extra information due to photon energy binning. Due to the high demand for high spatial resolution, the detectors tend to decrease the pixel pitch size. The decreasing pixel pitch size directly affects the spectral resolution due to the charge-sharing effect and fluorescent photons that travel elsewhere in the sensor material. Therefore, on-chip charge sharing and hit allocation algorithms are being developed to compensate for these effects. This work introduces a novel charge-sharing and hit allocation algorithm together with testing ASIC ColorPix-2, which was designed to test the algorithm.
Primary author
Jakub Jirsa
(Czech Technical University in Prague (CZ))
Co-authors
Denis Lednicky
(FJFI CVUT)
Josef Gecnuk
(CTU in Prague)
Lukas Tomasek
(Czech Technical University in Prague (CZ))
Maria Marcisovska
(Czech Technical University in Prague (CZ))
Michal Marcisovsky
(Czech Academy of Sciences (CZ))
Pavel Vancura
(Faculty of Nuclear Sciences and Physical Engineering)
Vladimir Kafka
(FJFI CVUT)
Zdenko Janoska
(Czech Technical University in Prague (CZ))
