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Digital Circuits for Photon- Counting Pixel Detectors

Discriminator

Counter Pre-amplifier

Pulse shaper

Detector Comaprators

Analog

Digital

Photon counting pixel

with window discrimination

Pixel array

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All-digital window discriminator

• Objective

– Design an efficient window discriminator with – small circuit area

– that is modular and

– that does not rely on internal or external timing references

• Outline

– Problem description

– Design of the window discriminator

– Results

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Problem description

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Design

• Capture the behavior of the clock generator (ADWD)

– The sequence of the input signal (LT,UT) will determine the clock signal (C) generation

– Identify the states of the ADWD

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Logic design (cont.)

Logic synthesis

- assume fundamental mode operation

- use transition diagram

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Results

• ADWD module

– Area: 350 m in a 0.6 m CMOS process

– Speed

• minimum time between two consecutive pulses: 600 ps

• minimum resolution time for window size: 100 ps

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