P. Vančura, J. Gečnuk, Z. Janoška, J. Jirsa, O. Korchak, A. Kostina, V. Kafka, D. Lednický, M. Marčišovská, M. Marčišovský, M. Strnad, P. Švihra, L. Tomášek, P. Staněk
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摘要
SpacePix3单片有源像素传感器是采用180nm SOI CMOS技术设计的新型空间辐射监测专用集成电路。该探测器能够探测和区分质子、电子和重离子。其有源传感器面积为3.84×3.84 mm 2,像素矩阵排列为64×64方形阵列,间距为60µm。像素前端放大器信号范围为1 - 80k -,使用后端通道扩展至30me。集成在手柄晶圆中的二极管在每个像素上偏置在-150 V,形成约35 μ m深的耗尽层。碰撞粒子产生电荷脉冲,经电荷敏感放大器转换为电压脉冲。由峰值检测器保持电路存储的最大电压使用片上10位异步列SAR adc进行数字化。两个读出接口可用,400 MHz LVDS和50 MHz SPI。在SPI模式下,1.8 V电源的总电流消耗为31 mA。
SpacePix3: SOI MAPS detector for space radiation monitoring
Abstract The SpacePix3 monolithic active pixel sensor is a novel ASIC for space radiation monitoring designed in a 180 nm SOI CMOS technology. The detector is capable of detecting and differentiating protons, electrons, and heavy ions. Its active sensor area is 3.84×3.84 mm 2 , pixel matrix is arranged in a 64×64 square array with 60 µm pitch. The pixel front-end amplifier signal range is 1–80 ke - , extended up to 30 Me - using a backside channel. Diodes integrated in the handle wafer in each pixel are biased at -150 V, creating a depleted layer approximately 35 µm deep. Impinging particle generates a charge pulse converted to a voltage pulse by the charge-sensitive amplifier. Maximum voltage memorized by the peak detector hold circuit is digitized using on-chip 10-bit asynchronous column SAR ADCs. Two readout interfaces are available, 400 MHz LVDS and 50 MHz SPI. Total current consumption is 31 mA from a 1.8 V power supply in the SPI mode.
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Journal of Instrumentation (JINST) covers major areas related to concepts and instrumentation in detector physics, accelerator science and associated experimental methods and techniques, theory, modelling and simulations. The main subject areas include.
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Materials and associated technologies, etc.-
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