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EnglishThe response of polycrystalline diamond detectors to low-energy x-ray beams is presented. Diamond metal/semiconductor/metal vertical structures have been realized to investigate the influence of the electric field in the dark and under x-ray irradiation. Nonlinear contributions to the current, compatible with field-assisted thermal ionization of trapped charges, have been evidenced, as well as the presence of defect-related electronic states acting as traps has been confirmed by subband-gap photoconductivity measurements. Moreover, correlations have been evidenced among irradiation time, variation of the current in the dark, and photoconductive response of the devices to the x-ray beam. An evaluation of the minority-carrier mobility-lifetime product, at the end of the activation process, has led to a value of 9.210−7 cm2 /V. Two orders of magnitude linear response to the beam intensity variations have been evaluated after removal of the bremsstrahlung radiation contribution on a 43-um-thick device.
CONTE G, ROSSI M.C., SALVATORI S., ASCARELLI P., & TRUCCHI D. (2004). Thin Polycrystalline Diamond for Low Energy X-Ray Detection. JOURNAL OF APPLIED PHYSICS, 96, 6415.
| Titolo: | Thin Polycrystalline Diamond for Low Energy X-Ray Detection |
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| Data di pubblicazione: | 2004 |
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| Citazione: | CONTE G, ROSSI M.C., SALVATORI S., ASCARELLI P., & TRUCCHI D. (2004). Thin Polycrystalline Diamond for Low Energy X-Ray Detection. JOURNAL OF APPLIED PHYSICS, 96, 6415. |
| Abstract: | The response of polycrystalline diamond detectors to low-energy x-ray beams is presented. Diamond metal/semiconductor/metal vertical structures have been realized to investigate the influence of the electric field in the dark and under x-ray irradiation. Nonlinear contributions to the current, compatible with field-assisted thermal ionization of trapped charges, have been evidenced, as well as the presence of defect-related electronic states acting as traps has been confirmed by subband-gap photoconductivity measurements. Moreover, correlations have been evidenced among irradiation time, variation of the current in the dark, and photoconductive response of the devices to the x-ray beam. An evaluation of the minority-carrier mobility-lifetime product, at the end of the activation process, has led to a value of 9.210−7 cm2 /V. Two orders of magnitude linear response to the beam intensity variations have been evaluated after removal of the bremsstrahlung radiation contribution on a 43-um-thick device. |
| Handle: | http://hdl.handle.net/11590/149249 |
| Appare nelle tipologie: | 1.1 Articolo in rivista |
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