Photon Counting Semiconductor Detectors
A semiconductor and radiation detector technology, applied in the field of X-ray photon counting detectors, can solve the problem of reducing the size of the collection pixel electrode
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[0018] In the present concept of the steering electrode, it is necessary to apply a voltage between the collector and the steering electrode, said voltage causing a compensation current injected by the steering electrode and / or by the collector. Furthermore, the fact that two different voltages need to be applied to electrodes close to each other adds technical complexity, for example, in terms of electrically isolating the electrodes from each other, as well as providing relatively high voltages (e.g., 50-200V) on the bonding substrate. aspect.
[0019] By using a spatially modulated doping profile within the detector crystal, supplying relatively high voltages to the steering electrodes is avoided. The doping is positioned substantially above the surface of the steering electrode, which is placed at the same or similar potential as the collector anode. At room temperature, the dopant atoms release holes or electrons depending on their type, so that the ions remain fixed wit...
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