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Performance and Application in High Energy Physics of Passivated Ion-Implanted Silicon Detectors

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The manufacturing of Ion-implanted Detectors (IP detector) is made by applying the well known techniques of the planar process: oxide passivation, photo engraving and ion implantation. Any desired detector shape can be obtained with small tolerances in geometrical and electrical properties.

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Kemmer, J., Burger, P., Henck, R., Heijne, E. (1984). Performance and Application in High Energy Physics of Passivated Ion-Implanted Silicon Detectors. In: Bellini, G., Ting, S.C.C. (eds) Search for Charm, Beauty, and Truth at High Energies. Ettore Majorana International Science Series, vol 16. Springer, Boston, MA. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4613-2659-5_23

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