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PANalyticalK. Bethke, R. de Vries, V. Kogan, J. Vasterink,R. Verbruggen, J. Bethke
P. Kidd, P. Fewster / PAN Sussex Research
IWORID 7: Industrial ApplicationsApplications and new Developments in X-ray Materials Analysis
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Outline
• Background• Medipix Tech-Transfer• First results on detector properties• Expectations for XRD applications• First results of Medipix in XRD• New EUREKA project “RELAXD”• Conclusions
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Main Activities
XX--ray Diffraction and Fluorescence for ray Diffraction and Fluorescence for Scientific and Industrial ResearchScientific and Industrial Research
Winning by Sharing Winning by Sharing knowknow--how and experience how and experience in Xin X--ray diffraction and fluorescenceray diffraction and fluorescence
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Main Activities
• XRF (Industry and Research)– Elemental Analysis (qualitative and quantitative)– Applications: Cement, Petrochemical, Plastics,
Steel, Aluminium, Environmental, Geology– Automation
• XRD (Research and Industry)– Phase Analysis (qualitative and quantitative)– Applications: Pharmaceuticals, Cement, Minerals– Other: Thin Films and Semiconductors, Nanotech, – Automation
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X’PertX’Pert PRO MRDPRO MRD
• Advanced X-ray analysis for new materials research and development
• For thin films, semiconductors and microstructures
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X’PertX’Pert PRO MRD XLPRO MRD XL
• X-ray analysis for research and process development of advanced materials
• Analysis of wafers up to 300 mm diameter
• Automatic wafer loading
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X’PertX’Pert PRO MRD XLPRO MRD XL
• X-ray analysis for research and process development of advanced materials
• Analysis of wafers up to 300 mm diameter
• Automatic wafer loading
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X’CeleratorX’Celerator
• The standard in X-ray powder diffraction
• Speed and resolution• Rapid data collection
of complete powder diffractograms
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X’PertX’Pert SoftwareSoftware
• A complete range of software packages for X-ray diffraction
• Based on the universal standard for data sharing and file transfer and XML
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Outline
• Background• Medipix Tech-Transfer• First results on detector properties• Expectations for XRD applications• First results of Medipix in XRD• New EUREKA project “RELAXD”• Conclusions
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PANalyticalK. Bethke, R. de Vries, V. Kogan, J. Vasterink,R. Verbruggen, J. Bethke
P. Kidd, P. Fewster / PAN Sussex Research
AcknowledgementCERN team
Michael CampbellXavier Llopart
Erik Heijne
CERN ETTMarilena Streit-Bianchi
Beatrice BressanNIKHEF team
Jan Visschers
Medipix CollaborationPaolo Russo, Hans Erik Nielsson
Chip design
Tech-transfer Office+combined exhibitions IEEE/Rome, Salon ParisR/o electronics, partnership new projectOrigin Medipix activities
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Medipix Collaboration
-- UnivUniv + INFN + INFN CagliariCagliari-- CEACEA--LIST LIST SaclaySaclay-- CERN CERN GenèveGenève-- UnivUniv d'Auvergned'Auvergne-- UnivUniv ErlangenErlangen-- ESRF ESRF GrenobleGrenoble-- UnivUniv FreiburgFreiburg-- UnivUniv GlasgowGlasgow-- IFAE BarcelonaIFAE Barcelona-- MitthoegskolanMitthoegskolan SundsvallSundsvall-- MRCMRC--LMB Cambridge LMB Cambridge -- UnivUniv + INFN + INFN NapoliNapoli-- NIKHEF AmsterdamNIKHEF Amsterdam-- UnivUniv + INFN Pisa+ INFN Pisa-- FZU CAS Prague FZU CAS Prague -- IEAP CTU Prague IEAP CTU Prague -- SSL Berkeley SSL Berkeley
Spokespersons: Spokespersons: Michael CAMPBELL CERNMichael CAMPBELL CERNJan VISSCHERS Jan VISSCHERS NIKHEFNIKHEF
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Outline
• Background• Medipix Tech-Transfer• First results on detector properties• Expectations for XRD applications• First results of Medipix in XRD• New EUREKA project “RELAXD”• Conclusions
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Medipix Installation at PARC
Early comparison with X’Celerator Static
1.2deg 2ThetaMedipix 100sKM0427C.dat.profile
spikes
X’celerator 100sKX0427B
Improve data by isolating useful pixels
M154 AlGaAs InGaAs GaAs
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High Resolution XRD rapid screening
• Rapid feedback on samples with compositional grade: 12 measurements in 12 minutes!
Plan View
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Compositionally graded
perovskite thin film
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1o range 2Theta/Omega rapid 2Theta/Omega scans
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“Five fingers of quartz”, 300 vs 700 micron sensor
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Micro–high-resolution wafer mapping
“Static” measurement geometry for wafer screening of CdHgTe diode arrays for thermal imaging cameras
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Linear array SiStrip detector
Discrimination on every photon separates very weak scattering from random noise in measurement •Signal peak gets enhanced with counting time•Random residual noise statistically cancels with counting time•Results in an enhanced dynamic range
Signal peak <0.25 photons/s
Background noise after 100 s count time ~0.005 photons/s
Single 100 µm sampled region
X-rays
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Still weaker signals; very small residual noise
Signal peak ~0.1 photons/s
Background after 100 s count time <0.002 photons/s
Single 50 µm sampled region
Signal peak ~0.06 photons/s
Background after 100 s count time <0.001 photons/s
Single 50 µm sampled region
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Outline
• Background• Medipix Tech-Transfer• First results on detector properties• Expectations for XRD applications• First results of Medipix in XRD• New EUREKA project “RELAXD”• Conclusions
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High REsolution Large Area X-ray Detector
RELAXD
Innovation Collaboration EUREKA Project
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RELAXD Partners
RELAXD Consortium
• CANBERRA Olen, Belgium• IMEC Leuven, Belgium
• NIKHEF Amsterdam, Netherlands• PANalytical as Penholder:
Almelo, Netherlands
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Consequences of RELAXD for the partners
• Cost & Subsidy (plan! not yet officially approved!)– 2690 kE total project– 1138 kE PAN 60% funding => 455 KE own & 683 kE IS– 922 kE NIKHEF 553 kE IS– 633 kE CANBERRA 331 kE IWT– 0 IMEC funded by CAN mainly and also by PAN
– If you go larger (area) => the s/w r/o and acquisition algorithms have to be done anyway!
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RELAXD ‘Ingredients’
• 5 elements– Fan-out structure – pitch adaption– Minimized dead spaces– Through Si via technology – 4 side buttability– High-speed Gbit/s read-out– Software for data acquisition,
homogenization of large area pixel responsecalibrations,control software=> X-ray detector (‘low’ energies)
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Fully tiled X-ray imager
need pitch adapterGbit/s serial readoutInnovation Project Funded
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Project Flow
RELAXD
Innovation Collaboration EUREKA Project
non-uniform 2x2-sensor
uniform 2x2-sensor
Uniform, fast6x6 chip detector
Minimized dead spaces
Sensor pitch fanout 1 Gbit/s
transceiver
2x4 carrierboard
current quad system
Uniform, fast 2x2 chip detector
MIBOinterface
4-side tilablesensor
ThroughCMOS via
4-side tilable
Medipix
MedipixCMOS
chip
MIBO-2interface
fast 2x2 carrier
9-channelMIBO-3interface
4-sidetilable
2x2 carrier
laminatedHDI carrier
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Roadmap Partners & PANalytical
Tech & ApplicationCenter
PANalyticalProduct / Integration /
Software
Core PartnersCERN / NIKHEF / CANBERRA / IMECChip design / Electronics /
Software
SuppliersIBM
MCNC Electronics companies
Outsourcing
Potential Partners
Output => PLATFORMBasic detector modules
Tiling- RELAXDMainstream + spin-offs
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Relevance: PAN Detector center
Medipix 2
CERN
Detector chip production
CMOS process (0.25 µm)
Medipix + , ++
Plus spin-offs
0.13 mu, 0.09 mu CMOS
….Super-chip, >RELIABLE<
PANalytical
NIKHEF
CANBERRA
IMEC
PANalytical(+CANBERRA)
(MCNC)
Large®
areaMeaning of RELAXD
Pixel intelligence
Various shapes&sizes
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Product Roadmap Detectors
2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010
Medipixbased
PIXEL2D
Medi-pix
3 sidebuttable
chips
Only tiling tosmaller areas
(2 rows of chips
max)
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Product Roadmap Detectors
RELAXDbased
RELAXDOrder of
magnitude6x6 chips
(9cm x 9 cm)RELAXDOrder o.m.
Quad(3 cm x 3 cm)
Medipixbased
PIXEL2D
Medi-pix
3 sidebuttable
chips
4 sidebuttable
chips
Only tiling tosmaller areas
(2 rows of chips
max)
Tiling tolarge areas
RELAXD = “New
Platform”
Big step
Very largeRELAXD
RELAXD = as large as
possible
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Detectors
portunityConclusions
• Medipix– Mature, may come soon
• RELAXD– Starts soon
• RELA-XRD– Prepared in time
• Question– Who has fun in a collaboration / (different chips)?– Who has enthusiam for another subsidy project ?
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Detector
MIC Tutorial Seminar 12 January 2005Erik HEIJNE CERN PH
EXPOSURE at EXPOSURE at PanalyticalPanalytical
Roelof de VriesRoelof de Vries
BACKGROUND in Medipix2 CHIPBACKGROUND in Medipix2 CHIP
TRACK over ~ 140 PIXELS
RADIUS of CURVATUREr = 6.9 mm PROBABLY MUONBENT by EARTH FIELD ?
B = 5 x 10-5 Tp = 0.3 B r --> momentump ~ 100 eV (not possible ??
10 MeV µ has range ~5 mm)(in reality field higher ?)