Journal of Applied Physics · 1977 · 31 citations · 6 references
EngineeringElectrical EngineeringRadiation DetectionRadiation MeasurementRadiation PhysicsCharge-coupled DevicesDetector TechnologyRadiation Detector ArraysRadiation DetectorsX-ray DetectionX-ray DetectorsCharge-coupled Detector ArraysCharge-coupled Device DetectorsCharge-coupled Device SensitivityCharged-coupled Device DetectorsDetector Spatial ResolutionElectron DiffusionSpatial Resolution MeasurementX-ray Detector Arrays
The quantitative response of a charge-coupled device (CCD) to x rays in the 5–14-keV range was measured and computed. Comparison of experimental and theoretical quantum efficiencies provides a method to determine electron diffusion lengths in these devices. Compared to a common x-ray film, the CCD amplifier combination tested in this work has a similar threshold and significantly smaller range of response. The CCD offers somewhat poorer spatial resolution than the x-ray film. Comparisons of the CCD with other active x-ray detectors are also presented.
6
Charge Coupled Semiconductor Devices
W. S. Boyle, George Smith · Bell System Technical Journal · 1970 · 948 citations
High-resolution imaging x-ray detector
E. Kellogg, Patrick M. Henry, S. S. Murray et al. · Review of Scientific Instruments · 1976 · 84 citations
Natural Sciences, Physics, Optics +16
Sensitivity of x-ray film. II. Kodak No-Screen film in the 1–100-keV region
C. M. Dozier, D. B. Brown, L. S. Birks et al. · Journal of Applied Physics · 1976 · 65 citations