IEEE Transactions on Nuclear Science · 2019 · 11 citations · 19 references
EngineeringElectrical EngineeringElectronic MaterialsPhotonicsSemiconductor DevicesDopingIonization ProcessesPhotodetectorsSemiconductor LasersCharge State DistributionsCharge-state DistributionDoped SemiconductorsEpitaxial MaterialsIon SensitivityLaser-induced EffectsSilicon Doping
A sensitive volume is developed using pulsed laser-induced collected charge for two bias conditions in an epitaxial silicon diode. These sensitive volumes show good agreement with the experimental two-photon absorption laser-induced collected charge at a variety of focal positions and pulse energies. When compared to ion-induced collected charge, the laser-based sensitive volume overpredicts the experimental collected charge at low bias and agrees at high bias. A sensitive volume based on ion-induced collected charge adequately describes the ion experimental results at both biases. Differences in the amount of potential modulation explain the differences between the ion- and laser-based sensitive volumes at the lower bias. Truncation of potential modulation by the highly doped substrate, at the higher bias, results in similar sensitive volumes.
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