First Sensor AG Detector for Ionizing Radiation, Series X 3001447

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Alpha, beta, gamma, and X-ray radiation can be detected with silicon PIN photodiodes either directly via the absorption in the crystal lattice or indirectly via the measurement of the luminescence radiation of a scintillation crystal. The Series X from First Sensor features optimized silicon PIN photodiodes, which form wide, fully depleted space-charge regions even at low reverse voltages in order to guarantee the maximum absorption of radiation. For high-energy radiation we offer detectors with a CsI:TI scintillation crystal. Special features Very low dark current signals Very low capacitance levels Minimal series resistance at full depletion
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Alpha, beta, gamma, and X-ray radiation can be detected with silicon PIN photodiodes either directly via the absorption in the crystal lattice or indirectly via the measurement of the luminescence radiation of a scintillation crystal. The Series X from First Sensor features optimized silicon PIN photodiodes, which form wide, fully depleted space-charge regions even at low reverse voltages in order to guarantee the maximum absorption of radiation. For high-energy radiation we offer detectors with a CsI:TI scintillation crystal. Special features Very low dark current signals Very low capacitance levels Minimal series resistance at full depletion
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Detector for Ionizing Radiation, Series X - 3001447 - First Sensor AG
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Detector for Ionizing Radiation, Series X
3001447
Detector for Ionizing Radiation, Series X 3001447
Alpha, beta, gamma, and X-ray radiation can be detected with silicon PIN photodiodes either directly via the absorption in the crystal lattice or indirectly via the measurement of the luminescence radiation of a scintillation crystal. The Series X from First Sensor features optimized silicon PIN photodiodes, which form wide, fully depleted space-charge regions even at low reverse voltages in order to guarantee the maximum absorption of radiation. For high-energy radiation we offer detectors with a CsI:TI scintillation crystal. Special features Very low dark current signals Very low capacitance levels Minimal series resistance at full depletion

Alpha, beta, gamma, and X-ray radiation can be detected with silicon PIN photodiodes either directly via the absorption in the crystal lattice or indirectly via the measurement of the luminescence radiation of a scintillation crystal. The Series X from First Sensor features optimized silicon PIN photodiodes, which form wide, fully depleted space-charge regions even at low reverse voltages in order to guarantee the maximum absorption of radiation. For high-energy radiation we offer detectors with a CsI:TI scintillation crystal.

Special features

  • Very low dark current signals
  • Very low capacitance levels
  • Minimal series resistance at full depletion
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  First Sensor AG
Product Category Photodiodes
Product Number 3001447
Product Name Detector for Ionizing Radiation, Series X
Photodiode Type PIN Photodiode
Photodiode Spectral Response X-ray
Photodiode Package SMT; CerPin
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