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Increased Speed: 3D Silicon Sensors; Fast Current Amplifiers

Matthieu Despeisse
2011
Journal paper

Abstract

The authors describe techniques to make fast, sub-nanosecond time resolution solid-state detector systems using sensors with 3D electrodes, current amplifiers, constant-fraction comparators or fast wave-form recorders, and some of the next steps to reach still faster results.

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https://infoscience.epfl.ch/record/165415?ln=en

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