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PILATUS

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Metroloogia terminibaas

ID 1200362 Last modified 10.11.2026
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  • röntgendetektorite/-tuvastite seeria nimetus, mille töötas algselt välja Paul Scherreri Instituut ning mida DECTRIS on edasi arendanud ja turustanud
  • name of a series of x-ray detectors originally developed by the Paul Scherrer Institute at the Swiss Light Source and further developed and commercialized by DECTRIS
PILATUS
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  • Esimene PILATUSe detektor töötati välja Paul Scherreri Instituudis (PSI) 2003. a CERN-i CMS-eksperimendi tarbeks. Sellest sai esimene hübriidpikseldetektor, mis leidis laialdast kasutust sünkrotronide kiirtekimpude juures üle kogu maailma. Teise põlvkonna PILATUS2 detektorid, mille tõi turule 2006. a ettevõte DECTRIS tõid kaasa olulise tehnoloogilise edasimineku lühema lugemisaja ja müravaba signaalihõive tulemusel. Alates 2012. a valmistatavad kolmanda põlvkonna PILATUS3 detektorid kasutavad tehnoloogiat nimega "kohene taaskäivitus", mis võimaldab saavutada veelgi suuremaid footonite loendussagedusi kui eelnevad mudelid.
PILATUS
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  • The first PILATUS detector was developed at the Paul Scherrer Institute (PSI) in 2003 for the CMS experiment at CERN. It became the first hybrid pixel detector to see widespread use at synchrotron beamlines around the world. The second-generation PILATUS2 detectors, introduced to the market by the company DECTRIS in 2006, represented a significant technological advancement, offering shorter readout times and noise-free signal acquisition. The third-generation PILATUS3 detectors, produced since 2012, utilize a technology known as "instant retriggering," which enables even higher photon counting rates than previous models.

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