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SEMICONDUCTOR PARTICLE DETECTORS. PART 2

A. Heß, H. Schneider

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Defect conduction of a semiconductor, p-n transitions in semiconductors, extent of space charge region, manner of operation of semiconductor detectors, size of the initial pulse in counting, rise time and fall time of the initinl pulse, and energy resolution are discussed. (M.C.G.)

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Defect conduction of a semiconductor, p-n transitions in semiconductors, extent of space charge region, manner of operation of semiconductor detectors, size of the initial pulse in counting, rise time and fall time of the initinl pulse, and energy resolution are discussed. (M.C.G.)

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Defect conduction of a semiconductor, p-n transitions in semiconductors, extent of space charge region, manner of operation of semiconductor detectors, size of the initial pulse in counting, rise time and fall time of the initinl pulse, and energy resolution are discussed. (M.C.G.)

Key concepts: Semiconductor, Semiconductor detector, Detector, Particle detector, Semiconductor device, Pulse (music), Optoelectronics, Physics

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