Subpixel Sensing for Charge-Sharing Events in Pixelated CdZnTe Detectors
Yuefeng Zhu, Zhong He
Abstract
Yuefeng Zhu, Zhong He
Abstract
Pixelated CdZnTe detectors mymargin have achieved excellent spectroscopic performance and showed the advanced capability of coded-aperture and Compton imaging. Subpixel sensing is a technique to improve their imaging capabilities. For single-pixel-triggered events, subpixel sensing was demonstrated years ago. This article proposes a method to calculate subpixel location for two-pixel-triggered charge-sharing events.
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Pixelated CdZnTe detectors mymargin have achieved excellent spectroscopic performance and showed the advanced capability of coded-aperture and Compton imaging. Subpixel sensing is a technique to improve their imaging capabilities. For single-pixel-triggered events, subpixel sensing was demonstrated years ago. This article proposes a method to calculate subpixel location for two-pixel-triggered charge-sharing events.
Key concepts: Subpixel rendering, Pixel, Charge sharing, Detector, Coded aperture, Optics, Aperture (computer memory), Charge-coupled device