DPP4553 - OEM Digital Pulse Processor Board for X-ray Spectroscopy
The DPP-4553 is a high-performance and low power OEM digital pulse processor board developed to be easily integrated in OEM systems. It integrates state-of-the-art performance in a very compact form factor, enabling high count rate application (up to OCR=1.8Mcsp @ICR=5Mcps) as well as low element detection down to Beryllium and Lithium.
Main Features
- Availability: PCB board
- Physical Size: 10 cm x 5.8 cm
- Preamplifier compatibility: continuous mode or pulsed-reset
- Pulse filtering: fixed trapezoidal (minimum peaking time: 32 ns)
- Multi-channel: daisy chain connection for synchronous acquisition
- Special functionalities: Mapping Mode, List Mode, Gating mode
Applications
- X-ray fluorescence (XRF)
- In-line scanners
- Defect inspection or quality control
- Handheld instrumentation
DPP4553 Schematic
DPP4553 Spectroscopic Performances
DPP4553 Technical Data
| Parameter | Condition | Value |
|---|---|---|
| VS | Supply voltage | ±5V |
| Analog input range | 3 V peak-to-peak | |
| Analog Input Coupling | DC | AC | |
| Digital Input | SW selectable as gating or trigger | CMOS-TTL compatible |
| Peaking time | fixed trapezoidal filtering | 32ns - 16us (step of 32ns) |
| Flat-top | SW selectable in step of 32ns | 32ns - 0.48us |
| Energy Range | Preamp gain=5mV/keV | 0.050 keV - 40.00 keV |
| OCR vs. ICR | Peak Time = 32ns; Flat-top = 64ns | 1.8Mcps @ICR 5Mcps |
| ICR linearity | Dead-time <70% | 3% |
| FWHM stability | ICR = up to 1Mcps | ±3eV @Mnkα |
| Peak position stability | ICR = up to 1Mcps | <5eV @Mnkα |
| Communication interface | USB 2.0, Ethernet TCP100BaseTX (Optional) |
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