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Overview

The ePix100 is our main small-pixel energy- and position-reconstruction detector in psana1.  It is a 500 um silicon sensor 50 um pixel hybrid charge-integrating single gain mode X-ray detector for low flux applications (up to 100 8 keV photons) above 2 keV.  The pixel array is 704 rows by 768 columns.

What a detector person need to know

The camera uses the standard epix run+daq trigger, R0, ACQ; CDS.   The sensor is a single piece of silicon with 4 asics/module in a 2x2 arrangement.  Since it's a single sensor there is no geometry associated with it. The bank structure of the ASIC is 8 banks below and 8 banks above the midline.  The gain is about 16 keV/ADU and the noise is about foo (bar) after (before) common mode correction.

Electronics chain

Diagram.

See paper here.

Quantum efficiency

QE plot, table.

Pixel layout

The pixel arrangement is described here: ePix100A 2x2 Tile Inter-IC Geometry.pdf

Note that the areas can be retrieved in psana via det.areas().

Weird stuff to be aware of

The gain correction formula is (raw-pedestal) * gain.  The 10k and JF (in psana1, plus all detectors in psana2) divide by the gain (correction).


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