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  • 2013Multiple module pixellated CdTe spectroscopic X-ray detector28citations

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  • Cernik, Robert J.
  • Jacques, Simon
  • Pani, Silvia
  • Christodoulou, Christiana
  • Bell, Steven J.
  • Egan, Christopher K.
  • Oflynn, Daniel
  • Wilson, Matthew D.
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  • Veale, Matthew C.
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Multiple module pixellated CdTe spectroscopic X-ray detector

  • Cernik, Robert J.
  • Jacques, Simon
  • Pani, Silvia
  • Christodoulou, Christiana
  • Bell, Steven J.
  • Egan, Christopher K.
  • Oflynn, Daniel
  • Wilson, Matthew D.
  • Sellin, Paul J.
  • Veale, Matthew C.
  • Speller, Robert
  • Scuffham, James
  • Seller, Paul
Abstract

A pixellated CdTe detector system comprising 2 × 2 detector modules has been developed for high energy spectroscopic X-ray imaging applications and has an active area of 16 cm2. The detector modules are made from the HEXITEC 80 × 80 ASIC and 1 mm thick CdTe with Al-Schottky contacts. The CdTe has 250 μm pitch pixels with an outer guard ring on the same pitch. The single HEXITEC 80 × 80 detectors have an av. energy resoln. (FWHM) of 800 eV at 59.9 keV. Limitations in the multiple module DAQ system mean that the energy resoln. of the pixels in the 2 × 2 detector array is 2.0 keV at 59.9 keV. The spacing between the tiled detector modules is 150 μm which results in an inactive area equiv. to 3 pixels, including the guard ring on the edge of the detectors. The modular detector configuration demonstrates the potential to create large area detector arrays in the future. [on SciFinder(R)]

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  • impedance spectroscopy