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DYNAMIC POWER MANAGEMENT FOR PHOTON DETECTORS

发明专利审中
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卷宗概要

发明人

Guilherme PAULINO; Marcio Colazza ARGENTATO; Lucas Francisco WANNER

IPC 分类

H4N 23/65H4N 25/709H4N 25/766H4N 25/772H4N 25/773H4N 25/78

CPC 分类

H4N23/651H4N25/709H4N25/766H4N25/772H4N25/773H4N25/78

A photon detector may include a sensor device and a readout component communicatively connected to the sensor device. The sensor device may include a sensor layer including an array of sensor pixels to generate electrical signals responsive to light radiation incident on the sensor layer, and a detector device connected to the sensor layer. The detector device may include an array of detector elements to convert the electrical signals to digital signals based on photon counting, where each of the detector elements includes an analog stage and a digital stage, and a plurality of digital-to-analog converters (DACs) to output bias signals for the analog stages. The readout component may include a management device to output a set of control signals to the plurality of DACs that may cause modification to one or more of the bias signals to affect a power consumption of the detector device.

原文(中文)

A photon detector may include a sensor device and a readout component communicatively connected to the sensor device. The sensor device may include a sensor layer including an array of sensor pixels to generate electrical signals responsive to light radiation incident on the sensor layer, and a detector device connected to the sensor layer. The detector device may include an array of detector elements to convert the electrical signals to digital signals based on photon counting, where each of the detector elements includes an analog stage and a digital stage, and a plurality of digital-to-analog converters (DACs) to output bias signals for the analog stages. The readout component may include a management device to output a set of control signals to the plurality of DACs that may cause modification to one or more of the bias signals to affect a power consumption of the detector device.