ePix100
ePix100
With a 50 μm pixel size, the SLAC developed ePix100 provides one of the highest resolutions of all the detectors available at LCLS. Used in both soft and hard X-ray applications, multiple ePix detectors can be installed and read in-sync in order to expand the cross section covered by the detectors.
The camera dimensions are 2 x 2 x 11.5 inch (5.1 x 5.1 x 29.2 cm), including tubings and connectors.

Figure 1. ePix100 Cameras
ePix100 Characteristics and Measured Performance
Number of pixels | 4 x (384 x 352) |
---|---|
Pixel size (μm) | 50 |
Noise r.m.s. (eV) | 250 |
Max signal (8 keV photons equivalent) |
< 100 |
Frame rate (Hz) | 120 Hz (or up to 1kHz) |
Sensor thickness (μm) | 500 |
Weight (Lb) | 3.0 |
Detector Department Contact Info
Mark McKelvey
Staff Scientist (Dept. Head)
(650) 926-3254
mmck@slac.stanford.edu
Conny Hansson
Engineering Physicist
(650) 926-3805
conny-h@slac.stanford.edu
Philip Hart
Engineering Physicist
(650) 926-2813
philiph@slac.stanford.edu
Chris Koerber
Detector Area Manager
ckoerber@slac.stanford.edu
Kaz Nakahara
Engineering Physicist
(650) 926-5725
nakahara@slac.stanford.edu
Bhavna Nayak
Staff Engineer
bnayak@slac.stanford.edu
Detector Calibration Lab
Building 57 Room 1034
(650) 926-3805