Prospects of Using In-Containing Semiconductor Materials in Magnetic Field Sensors for Thermonuclear Reactor Magnetic Diagnostics
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Inessa Bolshakova; Agata Shtabalyuk; Fedir Shurygin; Ivan Vasilevskii; Ladislav Viererbl; Ivan Duran; Nelli Kovalyova; Karel Kovarik; Yaroslav Kost; Olena Makido; Jana Sentkerestiova;
Prospects of Using In-Containing Semiconductor Materials in Magnetic Field Sensors for Thermonuclear Reactor Magnetic Diagnostics
The work presents the results of experimental investigation into the effect of neutron irradiation on thin-film magnetic field Hall sensors. It is shown that sensors based on InSb/i-GaAs heterostructures are promising for application under radiation conditions in thermonuclear reactor magnetic diagnostics systems. At the same time, the presence of buffer layers in InAs/i-GaAs heterostructures makes this material unfit for application under neutron flux conditions.
- Czech Technical University in Prague Czech Republic
- European Atomic Energy Community United Kingdom
- National Research University of Electronic Technology Russian Federation
- Research Centre Rez Czech Republic
- Lviv Polytechnic National University Ukraine
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