Undergraduate Honors Thesis

 

Response of scCVD Diamond Under Sub-Bandgap Irradiations Measured by the CAPTAN Readout System Public Deposited

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  • The radiation hardness of diamonds makes them a strong candidate to replace the inner most part of the CMS tracking detector. Polycrystalline diamond has been shown to regain some its CCD under sub-bandgap irradiations due to the depolarization of the diamond sensor. Monocrystalline diamonds that have suffered proton radiation damage exhibit a similar CCD reduction due to polarization. This study shows that monocrystalline diamond sensors can benefit from sub-bandgap irradiations in a similar manner observed in the depolarization effect seen in polycrystalline diamond sensors.
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  • 2013-04-09
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  • 2019-12-02
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