radiation detection and measurement
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RADIATION DETECTION AND MEASUREMENT
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Shahid Younas
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An atom has protons an neutrons in the nucleus, with electrons orbiting
around the nucleus.
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Courtesy by: Radiation Detection and Measurement; G.G. Knoll. 4 th Edition
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Covalent BondsAtoms are joined by sharing electrons
e.g. H-H , Cl-Cl ,H-Cl
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Metallic Bonds
Atom share their outer (valence) electrons
freely.
Electrons can move freely
Detached from its parent atom-delocalized.
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You have studies Molecular, Ionic and Covenant Bonds. Do you know
about James Bond?
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In crystalline materials,
electrons exist in energy
bands, separated by forbidden
gaps.
In metals least tightly bound
electrons exist in a partially
occupied band- conduction
band.
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Do you know the difference between crystalline and semi conductor materials?
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In insulator or semi-conductor the
valence electrons exist in a filled
valence band.
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Covalent Bond
immobile
The next higher energy band-
conduction band, is empty of
electrons.
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However, if an electron is placed
in conduction band, it is mobile,
as are the upper band electrons in
metals.
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Do you know how much Toll-Tax needs to pay to move the electrons in
conduction band in semi-conductor and conductors?
Band gap Energy is 1-2 eV and 5 eV respectively.
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1. Valence band electron.
migrates to conduction band.
2. Hole creation.
3. Mobile positive charge.
4. Hole-electron pair.
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Semi-conductor can be then used as radiation detector.
Ionizing radiation, visible or ultraviolet light, or thermal energy can
donate 1 eV to raise the electrons in conduction band.
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Semi-conductor can be then used as radiation detector.
Applied voltage between terminals on opposite of crystals.
Electric current flows.
Similar gas-filled detector.
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Doping- tracer amount of impurities.
Impurity atoms fills sites in the crystal lattice that would
otherwise by occupied by atoms of the semiconductor material.
p-type and n-type materials.
semi-conductor diodes.
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Unfortunately,
radiation induced current is “masked” by a larger current induced by
applied voltage.
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Cadmium zinc telluride (CZT)
High Cost
Low Quantum Detection Efficiency
Cooling required
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CZT is one of the examples of semi-conductor materials?
Do you know another semi-conductor material.
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Have you thought of a Gamma Camera other than NaI(Tl)?
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Today we shall perform Detection Efficiency of Dose Calibrators in
Injection Room.
Happy Birthday to my beloved Father!
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You are 73 Years now.