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High sensitivity and excellent timing accuracy of the Geiger mode avalanche photodiodes make them ideal sensors as pixel detectors for particle tracking in high energy physics experiments to be performed in future linear colliders. Nevertheless, it is well known that these sensors suffer from dark counts and afterpulsing noise, which induce false hits (indistinguishable from event detection) as well...
Particle detection can be done with many different sensors. In this case, the particle detector is based on avalanche photodiodes (APDs) integrated on standard CMOS technology. The integration of the sensors allows the possibility to integrate also the processing circuitry, reducing the volume of components, the complexity, and also the cost of the total device. The sensor is based on a double sensor...
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