Michael Lupberger

The Pixel-TPC: A feasibility study

A novel type of gaseous detector, the Pixel-TPC, has been operated for the first time at a test beam in Spring 2015. In this concept, a Time Projection Chamber is read out by pixel ASICs.

An InGrid based Low Energy X-ray Detector for the CAST Experiment

An X-ray detector based on the combination of an integrated Micromegas stage with a pixel chip has been built in order to be installed at the CERN Axion Solar Telescope. Due to its high granularity and spatial resolution this detector allows for a topological background suppression along with a detection threshold below

InGrid: Pixelated Micromegas detectors for a Pixel-TPC

1\,\text{keV}

submitter : Implementation of the VMM ASIC in the Scalable Readout System

. Tests at the CAST Detector Lab show the detectors ability to detect X-ray photons down to an energy as low as

GridPix detectors – introduction and applications

277\,\text{eV}

A time projection chamber with GEM-based readout

. The first background data taken after the installation at the CAST experiment underline the detectors performance with an average background rate of

A GridPix-based X-ray detector for the CAST experiment

5\times10^{-5}\,/\text{keV}/\text{cm}^2/\text{s}

Implementation of the Timepix ASIC in the Scalable Readout System

between 2 and

An InGrid based Low Energy X-ray Detector

10\,\text{keV}

Gridpix: Production and application of integrated pixel readouts

when using a lead shielding.