Leo, 1994 - Google Patents
Semiconductor detectorsLeo, 1994
- Document ID
- 9435417893180071340
- Author
- Leo W
- Publication year
- Publication venue
- Techniques for nuclear and particle physics experiments: a how-to approach
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Semiconductor detectors, as their name implies, are based on crystalline semiconductor materials, most notably silicon and germanium. These detectors are also referred to as solid- state detectors, which is a somewhat older term recalling the era when solid-state devices …
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