2000
DOI: 10.1016/s0022-3093(99)00954-0
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Properties of a-Se for use in flat panel X-ray image detectors

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“…With the latter data included, W 0 AE ¼ 6-8 eV, and relatively independent of the X-ray photon energy. Our previous measurements [9] indicated that W 0 AE % 6 eV for mean photon energies in the range 32.8-58.2 keV. Using the Klein rule, with E g = 2.22 eV and e ph % 0.5 eV, we find 6.7 eV whereas the Que and Rowlands rule gives W 0 AE ¼ 5:4 eV.…”
Section: Analysis Of Electron-hole Pair Creation Energymentioning
confidence: 57%
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“…With the latter data included, W 0 AE ¼ 6-8 eV, and relatively independent of the X-ray photon energy. Our previous measurements [9] indicated that W 0 AE % 6 eV for mean photon energies in the range 32.8-58.2 keV. Using the Klein rule, with E g = 2.22 eV and e ph % 0.5 eV, we find 6.7 eV whereas the Que and Rowlands rule gives W 0 AE ¼ 5:4 eV.…”
Section: Analysis Of Electron-hole Pair Creation Energymentioning
confidence: 57%
“…The EHP creation energy W ± for a-Se has been measured and reported previously by Kasap et al [9] and recently by Blevis et al [10]. We have extracted the data from the latter reference for a critical examination of W ± in Section 4.…”
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“…The EHP creation energy W ± in a-Se has a strong dependence on F and weak dependence on E [10][11][12]. W ± decreases strongly with increasing field.…”
Section: Stabilized Amorphous Selenium (A-se)mentioning
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“…Estes filmes finos, crescidos por uma variedade de métodos de deposição, tais como os processos de deposição química a partir da fase de vapor (CVD), deposição física a partir da fase de vapor (PVD) e deposição a partir de líquidos, fornecem uma solução viável para a expansão de materiais semicondutores sob grandes áreas. Atualmente, um dos sistemas mais avançados utiliza selênio amorfo (a-Se), operando em modo direto [19,20]. fase destrutiva entre essa temperatura e a temperatura ambiente.…”
Section: Figura 24: Esquema Do Dispositivo Detector De Raios X [3]unclassified