charge accumulation on metal strip-detector sensors under ion beam irradiation: experiment and modeling

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Abstract
This paper presents the Monte-Carlo simulation of charged particles motion in aluminum film of several tens micrometers thickness, which is a sensor part of a strip-detector. It was considered that secondary electrons are generated by copper ions Cu++ with energy 5 - 25 keV. An elastic collisions with target atoms, atomic levels ionization and electron capture have been taken into account for the ions, and for the secondary electrons – elastic collisions with target atoms, atomic levels ionization, plasmons and phonons generation. The derived dependence of the charge accumulated by sensor on ion beam energy is matching experimental data.
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Authors ;M. V. Makarets;E. O. Petrenko;V. M. Pugatch
Journal veterinary immunology and immunopathology
Year 2012
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thin films constitution and properties of matter

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