1 RGB_HD SiPM Red-Green-Blue High Density SiPM SiPM: size: 4x4mm 2 cell size: 30x30um 2 # cells: ~17000 SiPM: size: 2.2x2.2mm 2 cell size: 15x15um 2 #

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1 RGB_HD SiPM Red-Green-Blue High Density SiPM SiPM: size: 4x4mm 2 cell size: 30x30um 2 # cells: ~17000 SiPM: size: 2.2x2.2mm 2 cell size: 15x15um 2 # cells: Fill factor = 74% Fill factor = 48% High Efficiency Optimal for TOF-PET application High Dynamic range Low excess noise factor Fast recovery time

2 SiPM: size: 4x4mm 2 LYSO (T int = 400ns) Ce:GaGG (T int = 1 µs) cell size: 30x30um 2 Ce:GaGG LYSO Scintillator size: 3x3x5mm 3 Energy resolution is mainly determined by the scintillator in both cases Extremely good coincidence resolving time, especially for faster LYSO crystal

3 SiPM: size: 2.2x2.2mm 2 cell size: 15x15um 2 Fill factor ~45% High photo-detection efficiency for visible light Low excess noise factor (< 1.15 at 7.5 OV) Fast recovery time  = 9ns measured by Y. CERN