Experimental imaging diagnosis of superconducting tunnel junction x-ray detectors by low-temperature scanning synchrotron microscope
Experimental imaging diagnosis of superconducting tunnel junction x-ray detectors by low-temperature scanning synchrotron microscope
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低温扫描同步显微镜超导隧道结X射线探测器实验成像诊断
DOI:
10.1063/1.1331085
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发表时间:
2000
影响因子:
4
通讯作者:
M. Katagiri
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作者:
H. Pressler;M. Ohkubo;M. Koike;M. Ukibe;T. Zama;T. Nakamura;M. Katagiri
Imaging diagnosis of superconducting tunnel junction x-ray detectors has been performed by an apparatus called the low-temperature scanning synchrotron microscope (LTSSM) using an x-ray microbeam with a diameter of 5–10 μm originated from synchrotron radiation. Quasiparallel intense synchrotron radiation enables one to obtain the full two-dimensional images of junctions with dimensions of 200×200 μm2 in about 1 h. The LTSSM results indicate that the standard quasiparticle diffusion and edge loss model for the spatial distribution of the junction response to x rays is evidently inadequate for intermediate or large junctions (with respect to a Josephson penetration depth). On this basis, it is argued that the models proposed for the signal creation and loss mechanism should be reconsidered.