The Dosepix detector—an energy-resolving photon-counting pixel detector for spectrometric measurements

2015 
The Dosepix detector is a hybrid photon-counting pixel detector based on ideas of the Medipix and Timepix detector family. 1 mm thick cadmium telluride and 300 µm thick silicon were used as sensor material. The pixel matrix of the Dosepix consists of 16 x 16 square pixels with 12 rows of (200 µm) 2 and 4 rows of (55 µm) 2 sensitive area for the silicon sensor layer and 16 rows of pixels with 220 µm pixel pitch for CdTe. Besides digital energy integration and photon- counting mode, a novel concept of energy binning is included in the pixel electronics, allowing energy-resolved measurements in 16 energy bins within one acquisition. The possibilities of this detector concept range from applications in personal dosimetry and energy-resolved imaging to quality assurance of medical X-ray sources by analysis of the emitted
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