B. Marsh, D. Das, I. Sedgwick, R. Turchetta, M. Bayer, J. Correa, P. Gottlicher, S. Lange, A. Marras, I. Shevyakov, S. Smoljanin, M. Viti, C. Wunderer, Q. Xia, M. Zimmer, G. Cautero, D. Giuressi, R. Menk, L. Stebel, H. Yousef, J. Marchal, U. Pedersen, N. Rees, N. Tartoni, H. Graafsma
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Free-Electron Lasers and Synchrotrons are rapidly increasing in brilliance. This has led a requirement of large dynamic range and high frame rate sensors that is now being fulfilled by the PERCVIAL CMOS imager for direct X-ray detection developed at Rutherford Appleton Laboratory. Utilising a lateral overflow pixel and back-side illumination, PERCIVAL simultaneously achieves low-noise single-photon detection and high full well up to 107 e-, all while maintaining a frame rate of 120Hz. PERCIVAL is currently in test structure stage, and will be produced in 2 Mpixel and 13 Mpixel “waferscale” variants in 2015.
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