Silicon Drift Detector (SDD)
The Hexagonal Silicon Drift Detector (SDD) is a spectroscopy subsystem sensitive to X-rays and low-energy gamma rays, primarily used for nuclear physics research focused on synchrotron radiation technology.
The X-PIPS™ Detector is a suite of spectroscopy subsystem products sensitive to X-rays and low-energy gamma rays. The Mirion silicon drift detector uses proprietary PIPS® technology.
This X-PIPS Detector is comprised of a hermetically sealed hexagonal silicon drift detector element with a low noise CMOS and a Peltier cooler. It has an internal multilayer collimator for an improved peak-to-background ratio.
This product range is intended to be integrated in multi-element arrays used mainly in synchrotrons. Mirion develops designs, manufactures and assembles everything in house, which has made Mirion the select partner for industrial clients.
* Energy resolution is given at 5.9 keV (Mn-Ka), with an ambient temperature ranging from +10 °C to +30 °C, on a digital spectroscopy system with trapezoid shaping filter. Cooled to -50 °C.
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