International Workshop on Semiconductor Pixel Detectors for Particles and Imaging (PIXEL2018)

Session

Pixel sensor

13 Dec 2018, 14:10

Activity Center (Academia Sinica, Taipei)

83. Performance of the large scale HV-CMOS pixel sensor MuPix8

Heiko Christian Augustin (Ruprecht Karls Universitaet Heidelberg (DE))

13/12/2018, 14:10

Pixel sensor technology

ORAL

The Mu3e experiment is searching for the charged lepton flavour violating decay $ \mu^+\rightarrow e^+ e^- e^+ $, aiming for an ultimate sensitivity of one in $10^{16}$ decays. In an environment of up to $10^9$ muon decays per second the detector needs to provide precise vertex, time and momentum information to suppress background. The detector consists of cylindrical layers of $ 50...

13. Enhanced Lateral Drift Sensors: charge sharing and resolution studies

Anastasiia Velyka (DESY)

13/12/2018, 14:35

Pixel sensor technology

ORAL

Future experiments in particle physics foresee few-micrometer single-point position resolution in their vertex detectors, motivated by e.g. b- and light-quark-tagging capabilities. Silicon is today's material of choice for high-precision detectors and offers a high grade of engineering possibilities. Instead of scaling down pitch sizes, which comes at a high price for an increased number of...

76. Towards MÖNCH 04, a 25μm pitch hybrid pixel detector for the ATHOS low energy beamline at the SwissFEL

Roberto Dinapoli (Paul Scherrer Institut)

13/12/2018, 15:00

Pixel for X-ray imaging

ORAL

MÖNCH is a hybrid silicon pixel detector based on charge integration and with analog readout, featuring a pixel size of 25x25 μm2. The latest working prototype (MÖNCH 03) consists of an array of 400×400 identical pixels for a total active area of 1×1 cm2. Its design is optimized for the single photon regime. The chip has an ENC in the order of 35 electrons RMS and a dynamic range of ~4×12 keV...

56. Pixel array for 3-D integration with an intracortical electrode array

Bart Dierickx (Caeleste)

13/12/2018, 15:25

Pixel sensor technology

ORAL

ABSTRACT
Here we present a Read-Out Integrated Circuit (ROIC) with metalized topside contacts that is bonded to an array of high aspect ratio insulated microwires to form a platform for in vivo, intracortical recording (fig 1)of unprecedented scale.
The ROIC (fig 2) has 256x256 pixels (fig 3) consisting of an AC-coupled sense-amplifier, followed by an anti-aliasing band filter. In designing a...