Uniformity of Cd1 − xZnxTe grown by high-pressure Bridgman

Toney, J.; Brunett, B. A.; Schlesinger, T. E.; Scyoc, J. M. Van; James, R. B.; Schieber, M.; Goorsky, Mark S.; Yoon, Hyoseok; Eissler, E.E.; Johnson, C. B.

doi:10.1016/s0168-9002(96)00373-7

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“…6c. The broad band centered at ~ 1.48 eV is the defect band, assigned as A-center; it agrees well with the literature [13,15]. The A-center peak originates due to the Cd vacancy-In complex.…”

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confidence: 90%

“…The dominant (D 0 , X) peak and the observed free excitonic peak are the reflection of high-quality detector-grade material [13,14]. The sharpness of the (D 0 , X) peak also is an indicator of the quality of the material [13]. The FWHM of the (D 0 , X) peak after Lorentzian fitting was found to be 2.2 meV and agrees well with the reported value of ~ 3 meV [14].…”

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confidence: 86%

“…6b. The dominant (D 0 , X) peak and the observed free excitonic peak are the reflection of high-quality detector-grade material [13,14]. The sharpness of the (D 0 , X) peak also is an indicator of the quality of the material [13].…”

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Growth of detector-grade CZT by Traveling Heater Method (THM): An advancement

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In this present work we report the growth of Cd 0.9 Zn 0.1 Te doped with In by a modified THM technique. It has been demonstrated that by controlling the microscopically flat growth interface, the size distribution and concentration can be drastically reduced in the as-grown ingots. This results in as-grown detector-grade CZT by the THM technique. The three-dimensional size distribution and concentrations of Te inclusions/precipitations were studied. The size distributions of the Te precipitations/inclusions were observed to be below the 10-µm range with the total concentration less than 10 5 cm -3 . The relatively low value of Te inclusions/precipitations results in excellent charge transport properties of our as-grown samples. The (µτ) e values for different as-grown samples varied between 6-20 x10 -3 cm 2 /V. The as-grown samples also showed fairly good detector response with resolution of ~1.5%, 2.7% and about 3.8% at 662 keV for quasi-hemispherical geometry for detector volumes of 0.18 cm 3 , 1 cm 3 and 4.2 cm 3 , respectively.

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Growth of detector-grade CZT by Traveling Heater Method (THM): An advancement

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“…4 However, even with this limitation, we still obtained an average pixel response around 2% FWHM for 137 Cs at 662 keV without the use of any signal-processing correction. The best spectrum achieved was near 1% shown in Fig.…”

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Characterization of large cadmium zinc telluride crystals grown by traveling heater method

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Awadalla

Iniewski

et al. 2008

Journal of Applied Physics

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The focus of this paper is to evaluate thick, 20ϫ 20ϫ 10 and 10ϫ 10ϫ 10 mm 3 , cadmium zinc telluride ͑CZT͒, Cd 0.9 Zn 0.1 Te, crystals grown using the traveling heater method ͑THM͒. The phenomenal spectral performance and small size and low concentration of Te inclusions/precipitates of these crystals indicate that the THM is suitable for the mass production of CZT radiation detectors that can be used in a variety of applications. Our result also proves that with careful material selection using IR and high-quality fabrication processes, the theoretical energy resolution limit can be achieved.

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“…So, only rough estimates of the low (≤0.06) x values could be made by using the given in [1,5,9,10] We think that a row of not exactly known factors mainly influence the 4.2 K peak position of the A 0 X induced emission band in Cd 1-x Zn x Te. Apparently, these factors are related with the crystal perfection and structural defects [14,21], compositional disorder [22], crystalline quality [23] and other [12] …”

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On determination of Cd1–xZnxTe composition from an analysis of the 4.2, 77 and 295 K edge photoluminescence spectra

Glinchuk¹

2017

Semicond. Phys. Quantum Electron. Optoelectron.

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Uniformity of Cd1 − xZnxTe grown by high-pressure Bridgman

Cited by 48 publications

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Growth of detector-grade CZT by Traveling Heater Method (THM): An advancement

Growth of detector-grade CZT by Traveling Heater Method (THM): An advancement

Characterization of large cadmium zinc telluride crystals grown by traveling heater method

On determination of Cd1–xZnxTe composition from an analysis of the 4.2, 77 and 295 K edge photoluminescence spectra

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