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Electric field reconstruction and transport parameter evaluation in CZT X-ray detectors

Pavesi et al., 2017

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12128864713310302229
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Pavesi M
Santi A
Bettelli M
Zappettini A
Zanichelli M
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IEEE Transactions on Nuclear Science

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The laser-induced current technique has been successful used to reconstruct the spatial profile of the electric field along the thickness of a set of CdZnTe spectroscopic X-ray detectors. Current transient profiles for electrons at different applied voltages have been …
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