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\title{\bf Design and performance of a CMOS test sensor for 
a binary readout electromagnetic calorimeter}
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\begin{abstract}
We present a study of a novel concept for a sampling 
electromagnetic calorimeter.
Using binary readout with very small pixels, then
an estimate of the number of charged particles
can be made. This is shown to give potentially
better resolution than a more standard analogue readout
of the deposited energy.
A CMOS test sensor has been designed, fabricated and tested to
investigate the parameters of such a binary calorimeter
and results from the sensor are presented. The expected
resolution of a full size binary calorimeter is shown
based on the results from the test sensor.
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