Applications à la détection des particules

C. Mer; D. Tromson; A. Brambilla; F. Foulon; B. Guizard; P. Bergonzo

Applications à la détection des particules

C. Mer
, D. Tromson
, A. Brambilla
, F. Foulon
, B. Guizard
, P. Bergonzo

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Abstract

CVD diamond is a remarkable material for the fabrication of particle and photon radiation detectors. The improvement of the material electronic properties has been under intensive investigations and led to the development of a few applications that are addressing specific industrial needs. In particular, we have used diamond layers for industrial applications where it exhibits attractive characteristics as compared with other materials : e.g., radiation and corrosion hardness for alpha counters or high gamma-meters at high fluxes ; high transparency to low energy X-rays for synchrotron beam line monitoring devices, ... etc.

Original language	French
Pages (from-to)	479-495
Number of pages	17
Journal	Vide: Science, Technique et Applications
Volume	2 4
Issue number	300
State	Published - 2001

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CVD diamond
Detector
Devices

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