ArticleJournal of synchrotron radiation2025
MYTHEN III: advancements in single photon counting detectors for synchrotron powder diffraction experiments.
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The single photon counting microstrip detector MYTHEN III was developed at the Paul Scherrer Institute to satisfy the increasing demands in detector performance of synchrotron radiation experiments, focusing on time-resolved and on-edge powder diffraction measurements. Similar to MYTHEN II, the detector installed on the Material Science beamline covers 120° in 2θ. It is based on the MYTHEN III.0 readout chip wire-bonded to silicon strip sensors with a pitch of 50 µm, and it provides improved performance and features with respect to the previous version. Taking advantage of the three independent comparators of MYTHEN III, it is possible to obtain an improvement in the maximum count rate capability of the detector at 90% efficiency from 2.9 ± 0.8 Mphotons s
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