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Showing 1 to 11 of 11 for “"Solid state detectors"”.
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Infrared imaging - case studies and applications
Recent advancements in the manufacture of solid state detectors have led to significant improvements in the use and applications of infrared (IR) imaging. Compared with traditional imaging in visible light, infrared imaging has abilities to convey significant additional information. Applications in …
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Helium-3 elastic, inelastic, and charge-exchange scattering from lithium-6 at 24.6 and 27.0 MeV
… beam from the University of Illinois cyclotron. Solid state detectors in /\E - E' telescopes were used tc obtain energy spectra of the scattered 3He and of tritons from the charge exchange reaction. Differential cross sections were determined for elastic scattering inelastic scattering tD the …
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Helium-3 inelastic scattering from several light nuclei
… energy spectra were obtained through the use of solid state detectors in a LiE-E telescope. Data were taken at laboratory angles of 15° to 115°, in 5° intervals, and also in 2.5 0 intervals in some cases. Angular distributions were derived 9 for prominent levels corresponding to excitation …
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Direct-sequential order-of-emission interference effect
… incident beam energies of 27.4 and 27.8 MeV. Two solid-state detectors were mounted in the reaction plane and set at such angles that the peak corresponding to the 9Be(3He,a)8Be(E . = excLt. 11.4 MeV) and the peak due to 8 Be(E .t = 11.4 MeV) -+ 2a, as eXCL. seen in a given detecto~ were …
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The Design, Construction and Testing of a Vacuum Scattering Chamber
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Analysis of 3D silicon pixel vertex detector damage effects due to radiation levels present in the LHC at CERN
… tracking of charged particles is needed. Solid state detectors achieve the high precision necessary to provide track and vertex reconstruction of the particles that traverse them, but tracking performance begins to deteriorate at fluxes of radiation around 10¹⁴ - 10¹⁵ hadrons/cm 2. These …
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Dosimetry calibration for low-energy protons produced in the ECU accelerator laboratory
… including Gafchromic film dosimetry, and solid-state detectors. Experimental dose measurements obtained with these detectors are compared directly with calculated dose values derived from Monte Carlo simulations using the Geant4 toolkit, providing a quantitative framework for …
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Polarization in the elastic scattering of protons from carbon and nitrogen
… care- fully monitored with Au-Si surface barrier detectors. The polarization analyzing properties of the polarimeter were measured for the carbon (nitrogen) analyzing targets, by first scattering 8.6 (13. 5) MeV protons from carbon at 70iab(50iab) to obtain a highly polarized beam., The nitrogen …
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Characterizing high-energy electrons in space using science imagers
… to measure the energetic particle environment. Solid-state detectors are commonly used as scientific imagers on spacecraft. In addition to being sensitive to incoming photons, semiconductor devices also are affected by incoming charged particles collected during integration and detector readout. …
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Pulse-shape studies with coplanar grid CdZnTe detectors and searches for rare nuclear decays with the COBRA experiment
The inference of massive neutrino states through the observation of flavor oscillations boosted the importance of direct and indirect mass searches, including the search for the hypothesized neutrinoless double beta decay (0νββ-decay). Nowadays, the search for this ultra-rare nuclear transition is …