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Carrier Transport Properties of CdTe Detector under Polarization Condition

Nakagawa et al., 2018

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15590722926223741111
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Nakagawa H
Terao T
Masuzawa T
Ito T
Koike A
Morii H
Aoki T
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Sensors and Materials

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Cadmium telluride (CdTe) is a promising material for semiconductor-based roomtemperature radiation detectors because of its wide bandgap and relatively good carrier transport properties. One remaining issue of CdTe detectors is an instability arising in …
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