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Journal Article
The CirPAD, a circular 1.4 M hybrid pixel detector dedicated to X‐ray diffraction measurements at Synchrotron SOLEIL
2022
Overview
One of the challenges of all synchrotron facilities is to offer the highest performance detectors for all their specific experiments, in particular for X‐ray diffraction imaging and its high throughput data collection. In that context, the DiffAbs beamline, the Detectors and the Design and Engineering groups at Synchrotron SOLEIL, in collaboration with ImXPAD and Cegitek companies, have developed an original and unique detector with a circular shape. This detector is based on the hybrid pixel photon‐counting technology and consists of the specific assembly of 20 hybrid pixel array detector (XPAD) modules. This article aims to demonstrate the main characteristics of the CirPAD (for Circular Pixel Array Detector) and its performance – i.e. excellent pixel quality, flat‐field correction, high‐count‐rate performance, etc. Additionally, the powder X‐ray diffraction pattern of an LaB6 reference sample is presented and refined. The obtained results demonstrate the high quality of the data recorded from the CirPAD, which allows the proposal of its use to all scientific communities interested in performing experiments at the DiffAbs beamline. The DiffAbs beamline, the Detectors and the Design and Engineering groups at Synchrotron SOLEIL, in collaboration with ImXPAD and Cegitek companies, have developed an original and unique detector with a circular shape. This detector is based on the hybrid pixel photon‐counting technology and consists of the specific assembly of 20 hybrid pixel array detector (XPAD) modules.
Publisher
International Union of Crystallography,John Wiley & Sons, Inc
