Solid-State Charge Detector Using CMOS Technology ID: 2019-034
This novel solid-state charge detector leverages CMOS technology for enhanced charged particle detection in a compact, low-power design.
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Technology Overview
The document details a cutting-edge solid-state charge detector that utilizes complementary metal-oxide-semiconductor (CMOS) technology, integrating a Faraday cup with a high-gain, low-noise differential amplifier. This approach allows for the detection of charged particles under a wide range of pressures, operating at a significantly reduced supply voltage, which is ideal for portable mass spectrometry applications.
Key Advantages
- Operates over a wide pressure range, suitable for various environments
- Low supply voltage requirement (1
- 8 V) enhances portability and energy efficiency
- High gain and low noise performance due to advanced CMOS technology
Problems Addressed
- Eliminates the need for high vacuum and high supply voltages required by traditional electron multiplier-based detectors
- Overcomes limitations of conventional systems with a simplified, high-performance design
- Addresses the challenge of detecting low-level charges in portable applications
Additional Information
Technology ID: 2019-034
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Date Published: 28 March, 2025
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