A fast-neutron detection detector based on fission material and large sensitive 4H silicon carbide Schottky diode detector.

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Abstract
Silicon carbide radiation detectors are attractive in the measurement of the total numbers of pulsed fast neutrons emitted from nuclear fusion and fission devices because of high neutron-gamma discrimination and good radiation resistance. A fast-neutron detection system was developed based on a large-area 4H-SiC Schottky diode detector and a U fission target. Excellent pulse-height spectra of fission fragments induced by mono-energy deuterium-tritium (D-T) fusion neutrons and continuous energy fission neutrons were obtained. The detector is proven to be a good candidate for pulsed fast neutron detection in a complex radiation field.
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Authors Liu, Linyue;Liu, Jinliang;Zhang, Jianfu;Chen, Liang;Zhang, Xianpeng;Zhang, Zhongbing;Ruan, Jinlu;Jin, Peng;Bai, Song;Ouyang, Xiaoping;
Journal The Review of scientific instruments
Year 2017
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10.1063/1.4996336
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lvr-15 neutron spectrometry reactor dosimetry si neutron filter stilbene

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