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Dr Jaakko Haerkoenen (Helsinki Institute of Physics HIP)12/11/2007, 15:50Defect Engineering and Pad Detector CharacterizationN-type MCz-Si pad detectors have been irradiated by 9 MeV and 24 GeV/c protons up to 1x10^16 neff/cm^2 fluence. The samples have been characterized by Transient Current Technique (TCT) operating with 670nm laser and Charge Collection Efficiency (CCE) measurements performed by 1060nm IR laser. Low and high energy proton irradiation results are compared and charge collection of MCz-Si detectors...Go to contribution page
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Eckhart Fretwurst12/11/2007, 16:10E. Fretwurst (a), L. Andricek (b), G. Lindström (a), H.G. Moser (b), I. Pintilie (a,c), R. Richter (b), R. Röder (d) (a) University of Hamburg, (b) MPI-Semiconductor Laboratory Munich, (c) NIMP Bucharest, (d) CiS Institute for Microsensoric Erfurt Preliminary results on 24 GeV/c proton irradiated thin n-type FZ (50 µm, 100 µm), MCz (100 µm), epitaxial (72, 100, 150 µm, standard and...Go to contribution page
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Katharina Kaska (CERN, Technische Universitaet Wien)12/11/2007, 16:30Defect Engineering and Pad Detector CharacterizationA series of epitaxial detectors of 150 mum thickness produced by different producers (IRST, CNM, HIP) will be compared to each other (CV,IV,CCE) after proton and neutron irradiation.Go to contribution page
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Jens Weber (Universität Dortmund)12/11/2007, 16:50Defect Engineering and Pad Detector CharacterizationDue to the thickness and therefore very short signal length, the classic analysis techniques (ECC, CCM) failed for the determination of trapping times. We presented a method which allows to extracted the trapping time constant without a time resolved signal. The method is a combination of simulation and measuremnt of the charge collection of an irradiated pad detector.Go to contribution page
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Dr Elena Verbitskaya (Ioffe Physico-Technical Institute RAS)12/11/2007, 17:10
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