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Effects of Heating on Electrical and Spectral Properties of In/CdTe/Au X-and γ-ray Detectors with a Schottky Barrier or Laser-induced pn Junction.

Nishizawa et al., 2020

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11313398379515202523
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Nishizawa J
Gnatyuk V
Zelenska K
Aoki T
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Sensors & Materials

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The CdTe semiconductor has been used for X-and γ-ray imaging detectors owing to its sensitivity to ionizing radiation, high energy and spatial resolution, and ability to operate at room temperature. However, it is challenging to grow large-diameter CdTe. Therefore, we …
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