The i-RASE project partners gathered for their 4th consortium meeting on 26. and 27. November 2025 at Kromek´s headquarter in Sedgefield (United Kingdom). Funded by Pathfinder Open of the European Innovation Council (EIC), the collaborative R&D project aims at developing intelligent RAdiation SEnsors (i-RASE) with artificial neural networks (ANN). At the meeting, the partners discussed their latest work on radiation detector modelling, physics informed training of ANNs, detec

We want to congratulate NASA/ Goddard Space Flight Center (GSFC) scientists with their recent progress on the development of their new...

The IDE3380 SIPHRA is an IC for readout of photon detectors such as such as PMTs, SiPMs, and MPPCs. Among its features are programmable...

IDEAS congratulates the University of Bergen, the Birkeland Centre for Space Science, Terma AS and the Technical University of Denmark...

Welcome to this short review of new ASICs and systems at IDEAS in 2017. Our core competence is mixed-signal ASIC design and imaging...

The IDEAS ASIC development team congratulates the ISS-CREAM collaboration to the successful launch and installation of their instrument...

Integrated Detector Electronics AS (IDEAS) hosted a round table on compact radiation monitors for space application. Participants of the...

The Hard X-ray Modulation Telescope (HXMT) was launched on June 15, 2017 into sun synchronous orbit at 550km altitude [1]. HXMT is a...

We have started the new Eurostars project NGSDuo – a mixed radiation sensor system for combined hyper-spectral gamma imaging and neutron...

How to acquire electric charge from thousands of micro-strips in a double sided strip detector (DSSD)?  An answer was presented at the...

February 2017, Oslo, Norway Integrated Detector Electronics AS (IDEAS) signs 800kEUR contract with the European Space Agency to develop...

The integrated circuit was developed under contract from ESA and the Norwegian Space Center. The IDEAS IDE3380 is a general purpose integrated circuit (IC) for the readout of silicon photomultipliers (SiPM). The SiPM is a relatively new type of optical sensor for the detection and timing of single photons. While the IC was designed primarily for arrays with many SiPM, it can also read out state-of-the-art photomultiplier tubes (PMT). Like PMT, SiPM and arrays of SiPM can be u

The next generation X-ray observatory “Hitomi” (ASTRO-H) was developed in an international collaboration including Japan and NASA. The...