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Silicon PIN diode hybrid arrays for charged particle detection: Building blocks for vertex detectors at the SSC

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Two-dimensional arrays of solid state detectors have long been used in visible and infrared systems. Hybrid arrays with separately optimized detector and readout substrates have been extensively developed for infrared sensors. The characteristics and use of these infrared readout chips with silicon PIN diode arrays produced by MICRON SEMICONDUCTOR for detecting high-energy particles are reported. Some of these arrays have been produced in formats as large as 512 /times/ 512 pixels; others have been radiation hardened to total dose levels beyond 1 Mrad. Data generation rates of 380 megasamples/second have been achieved. Analog and digital signal transmission and processing techniques have also been developed to accept and reduce these high data rates. 9 refs., 15 figs., 2 tabs

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Imprint Pagination
8 p.
Report number
SLAC-PUB--4942

Conference

Title
International industrial symposium on the super collider.
Dates
8-10 Feb 1989.
Place
New Orleans, LA (USA).

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Secondary number(s)
CONF-890270--20.