Modeling of Detector Radiations Response P-I-N in Technology Thin Film on ASIC (TFA) Intended for Digitalization in Medical Imagery

Abdou  Saouli; Karim  Mansour

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.227.125

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Modeling of Detector Radiations Response P-I-N in Technology Thin Film on ASIC (TFA) Intended for Digitalization in Medical Imagery
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Simulation of Geometry and Heat Transfer in a Thin Wall Produced by Direct Laser Powder Deposition
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Modeling of Detector Radiations Response P-I-N in Technology Thin Film on ASIC (TFA) Intended for Digitalization in Medical Imagery

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In this work, the study of detector radiations response p-i-n modeling in technology Thin Film on ASIC (TFA) is reported. It has been revealed that for some nanoseconds time formation of preamplifier, the charge induced by the electrons is entirely collected. Nevertheless, a part of the charge created by the holes is integrated, due to the slow transport of this latter, which constitutes a significant limit for detection speeds.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volume 227)

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Abdou Saouli, Karim Mansour

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Detection Speeds, P-I-N Layer, Radiation Detector, TFA Technology

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