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Group II-VI Downconverting Phosphors

Published online by Cambridge University Press:  10 February 2011

V. Valdna ,
T. Gavrish ,
J. Hue ,
E. Mellikov  and
A. Mere
V. Valdna
Affiliation:
Tallinn Technical University, Tallinn. EE-0026, Estonia, [email protected]
T. Gavrish
Affiliation:
Tallinn Technical University, Tallinn. EE-0026, Estonia, [email protected]
J. Hue
Affiliation:
Tallinn Technical University, Tallinn. EE-0026, Estonia, [email protected]
E. Mellikov
Affiliation:
Tallinn Technical University, Tallinn. EE-0026, Estonia, [email protected]
A. Mere
Affiliation:
Tallinn Technical University, Tallinn. EE-0026, Estonia, [email protected]
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Abstract

The efficiency of group II-VI solid solutions doped with chlorine and copper as X-ray downconverting phosphors for photodetectors is investigated. It is found that the phosphors based on the group II-VI compounds and prepared in oxygen-free medium can increase the photodetectors sensitivity to X-ray radiation more than one order of magnitude and enhance the photodetectors photovoltage versus X-ray radiant flux characteristic linearity.

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Research Article
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MRS Online Proceedings Library (OPL) , Volume 450: Symposium O – Infrared Applications of Semiconductors , 1996 , 463
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Copyright © Materials Research Society 1997

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