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岸本 俊二*; 三井 隆也; 春木 理恵*; 依田 芳卓*; 谷口 敬*; 島崎 昇一*; 池野 正弘*; 斉藤 正俊*; 田中 真伸*
Journal of Instrumentation (Internet), 10(5), p.C05030_1 - C05030_6, 2015/05
被引用回数：6 パーセンタイル：28.31(Instruments & Instrumentation)We developed an X-ray detector system using a 64-pixel silicon avalanche photodiode Si-APD linear array and fast pulse-counting electronics for multichannel scaling. The Si-APD linear array consists of 64 pixels each 0.01
0.02 cm
in size, with a pixel pitch of 0.015 cm and depletion depth of 0.001 cm. The fast electronics, consisting of an ultrafast application-specific integrated circuit and field-programmable gate arrays, can record both the position and timing of X-rays arriving at each pixel of the linear array with 1 ns pulse-pair resolution. The count distribution was measured using 14.4 keV synchrotron X-rays for nuclear resonant forward scattering experiments on 
Fe, and the spatial resolution was improved by inclining the detector. We also successfully measured amorphous alloy Fe
Si
B
during heating.
Fe by multichannel scaling with a 64 pixel silicon avalanche photodiode linear-array detector岸本 俊二*; 三井 隆也; 春木 理恵*; 依田 芳卓*; 谷口 敬*; 島崎 昇一*; 池野 正弘*; 斉藤 正俊*; 田中 真伸*
Review of Scientific Instruments, 85(11), p.113102_1 - 113102_5, 2014/11
被引用回数：8 パーセンタイル：36.77(Instruments & Instrumentation)We developed a silicon avalanche photodiode (Si-APD) linear-array detector for use in nuclear resonant scattering experiments using synchrotron X-rays. The Si-APD linear array consists of 64 pixels (pixel size: 0,010.02 cm) with a pixel pitch of 0.015 cm and depletion depth of 0.001 cm. An ultrafast frontend circuit allows the X-ray detector to obtain a high output. High-performance integrated circuits achieve multichannel scaling over 1024 continuous time bins with a 1 ns resolution for each pixel without dead time. The multichannel scaling method enabled us to record a time spectrum of the 14.4 keV nuclear radiation at each pixel with a time resolution of 1.4 ns (FWHM). This method was successfully applied to nuclear forward scattering and nuclear small-angle scattering on Fe.
