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CoRDIA (Continuous Readout Digitising Imager Array) is an X-ray imager being developed (as a collaboration between DESY and University of Bonn), for Photon Science experiments at Diffraction-Limited Synchrotron Rings and Continuous-Wave (or long-bursts) Free Electron Lasers.
Its goal is to be capable of continuous operation at 150k frame/s.
It aims at single-photon discrimination at 12keV (but is compatible also with high-Z sensors for higher energies) and a dynamic range of a few k photon/pixel/frame (extendable in High-Dynamic-Range mode).
It is composed by a battery of adaptive-gain amplifiers (similar to the AGIPD detector), Analog-to-Digital converters, and fast digital drivers (reusing the Gigabit Wire Transmitter principle from Timepix4), arranged in a pipelined, modular structure compatible with a compact pixel pitch (110um).
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