Deep traps can reduce memory effects of shallower ones in scintillators

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Publication Date 2015-12-01
DOI 10.1039/C5CP05711F
Impact Factor 3.676
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Federico Moretti, Gaël Patton, Andrei Belsky, Ashot G. Petrosyan, Christophe Dujardin


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Abstract

X-ray induced luminescence sensitization results have been obtained on three commercially relevant scintillators, namely CsI:Tl, YAG:Ce and LSO:Ce. The obtained curves have been used to validate a model based on the competition among trapping and recombination of free charge carriers. The model was able to accurately describe the complex phenomenology of the detected sensitization curves. We also used the model to predict the role of a high temperature and concentration trap in shaping the sensitization curves. Based on these modelling results we also proposed a novel, and rather counterintuitive, strategy to deal with the sensitization phenomenon based on the deliberate introduction of deep traps which can significantly reduce the bright burn effect.

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