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Electric field distribution in chromium compensated GaAs

Authors: A.V. Tyazhev; D.L. Budnitsky; O.P. Tolbanov;

Electric field distribution in chromium compensated GaAs

Abstract

Unlike conventional GaAs detector structures that use a space charge region (SCR) of a barrier structure, we propose to form a detector structure of resistor type on the base of GaAs compensated with Cr. In this case, the electric field distribution, /spl xi/(x), is not screened by the ion concentration in the SCR but it is defined only by the uniformity of the resistance value distribution in the structure. The experimental results on measurements of the electrophysical characteristics and the electric field distribution are presented. It is shown that in these structures the electric field distribution is uniform through the whole high-resistive layer thickness. The possibility of the achievement of high values of charge collection efficiency of gamma-radiation is demonstrated.

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