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Growth and characterization of detector-grade CdMnTe by the vertical Bridgman technique

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We grew Cd1-xMnxTe crystals with a nominal Mn concentration of 5% by the vertical Bridgman growth technique. The compositional variation along the length of the grown ingot was studied by… Click to show full abstract

We grew Cd1-xMnxTe crystals with a nominal Mn concentration of 5% by the vertical Bridgman growth technique. The compositional variation along the length of the grown ingot was studied by powder X-ray diffraction. The composition was found to be uniform along the growth direction. The achieved resistivity was 1-2.5 x1010 ohm-cm with a mobility-lifetime (μτ) product value for electrons of ∼1.7x10-3 cm2/V. An energy resolution of ∼7.5% at 662 keV was achieved for a 9-mm long Frisch grid detector fabricated from an ingot grown using as-received starting materials.We grew Cd1-xMnxTe crystals with a nominal Mn concentration of 5% by the vertical Bridgman growth technique. The compositional variation along the length of the grown ingot was studied by powder X-ray diffraction. The composition was found to be uniform along the growth direction. The achieved resistivity was 1-2.5 x1010 ohm-cm with a mobility-lifetime (μτ) product value for electrons of ∼1.7x10-3 cm2/V. An energy resolution of ∼7.5% at 662 keV was achieved for a 9-mm long Frisch grid detector fabricated from an ingot grown using as-received starting materials.

Keywords: growth characterization; growth; characterization detector; vertical bridgman

Journal Title: AIP Advances
Year Published: 2018

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