Probing Defects in a Small Pixellated CdTe Sensor Using an Inclined Mono Energetic X-Ray Micro Beam

Probing Defects in a Small Pixellated CdTe Sensor Using an Inclined Mono Energetic X-Ray Micro Beam
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10.1109/tns.2013.2257851
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2012-10
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1.8
通讯作者:
E. Frojdh;C. Frojdh;E. Gimenez;D. Krapohl;D. Maneuski;B. Norlin;V. O’Shea;H. Wilhelm;N. Tartoni;G. Thungstrom;R. M. Zain
E. Frojdh;C. Frojdh;E. Gimenez;D. Krapohl;D. Maneuski;B. Norlin;V. O’Shea;H. Wilhelm;N. Tartoni;G. Thungstrom;R. M. Zain
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工程技术3区
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E. Frojdh;C. Frojdh;E. Gimenez;D. Krapohl;D. Maneuski;B. Norlin;V. O’Shea;H. Wilhelm;N. Tartoni;G. Thungstrom;R. M. Zain

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