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Charge Collection, Trapping and Release Phenomena in UV and X-ray Diamond Detectors with Laser Structured 3D Contact Architecture

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Charge collection, trapping and release processes are investigated by spectrally resolved photocurrent measurements in unintentionally doped, single crystal diamond samples with different contact structures: planar (i.e., metal contacts on the top and bottom sides) and laser-formed three dimensional (3D) graphitic contacts. Under high energy pulsed X-ray excitation, charge releasing effects are observed, whose contribution affects the response linearity of the 3D detector, which can be recovered using a suitable photo-signal acquisition through a proper detection electronics.

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Pettinato, S., Rossi, M.C., Salvatori, S. (2024). Charge Collection, Trapping and Release Phenomena in UV and X-ray Diamond Detectors with Laser Structured 3D Contact Architecture. In: Ciofi, C., Limiti, E. (eds) Proceedings of SIE 2023. SIE 2023. Lecture Notes in Electrical Engineering, vol 1113. Springer, Cham. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-031-48711-8_25

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