Monte Carlo simulation of the radiation transport in chromium compensated gallium arsenide detectors

Some results obtained with the use of Monte Carlo mathematical simulation of radiation transport in Timepix hybrid detectors based on chromium compensated gallium arsenide are presented in this contribution. The MCNPX, GEANT4, SRIM and MCCM code systems were used for this purpose. The in-depth profi...

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Main Authors: A. Leyva Fabelo, J. A. Rubiera Gimeno, D. Leyva Pernía, I. Piñera Hernández, A. Meneses, A. S. Zhemchugov, G. A. Chelkov, C. M. Cruz Inclán
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Published: Centro de Gestión de la Información y Desarrollo de la Energía (CUBAENERGIA) 2019-06-01
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Online Access:http://nucleus.cubaenergia.cu/index.php/nucleus/article/view/659
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spelling doaj-ed34b0f9123d4a9caffda2f5da0bb13d2020-11-25T02:57:30ZengCentro de Gestión de la Información y Desarrollo de la Energía (CUBAENERGIA)Nucleus0864-084X2075-56352019-06-01064657Monte Carlo simulation of the radiation transport in chromium compensated gallium arsenide detectorsA. Leyva FabeloJ. A. Rubiera GimenoD. Leyva PerníaI. Piñera HernándezA. MenesesA. S. ZhemchugovG. A. ChelkovC. M. Cruz InclánSome results obtained with the use of Monte Carlo mathematical simulation of radiation transport in Timepix hybrid detectors based on chromium compensated gallium arsenide are presented in this contribution. The MCNPX, GEANT4, SRIM and MCCM code systems were used for this purpose. The in-depth profiles of the deposited energy by the incident photons within the sensor active volume, the shapes and dimensions of the generated charge carriers clouds for different incident energies and specific geometrical conditions were obtained and presented. The 22Ne ions ranges in the target material for two different energies and the contributions of each energy loss channel were also determined. Finally, for a selected detector irradiated with photons of different energies, the displacement cross sections for each chemical element in the active material, as well as the number of displacements per atoms produced for each atomic species were calculated.http://nucleus.cubaenergia.cu/index.php/nucleus/article/view/659radiation detectorsgallium arsenidesmathematical modelsmonte carlo methodenergy lossescross sectionsatomic displacements
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author A. Leyva Fabelo
J. A. Rubiera Gimeno
D. Leyva Pernía
I. Piñera Hernández
A. Meneses
A. S. Zhemchugov
G. A. Chelkov
C. M. Cruz Inclán
spellingShingle A. Leyva Fabelo
J. A. Rubiera Gimeno
D. Leyva Pernía
I. Piñera Hernández
A. Meneses
A. S. Zhemchugov
G. A. Chelkov
C. M. Cruz Inclán
Monte Carlo simulation of the radiation transport in chromium compensated gallium arsenide detectors
Nucleus
radiation detectors
gallium arsenides
mathematical models
monte carlo method
energy losses
cross sections
atomic displacements
author_facet A. Leyva Fabelo
J. A. Rubiera Gimeno
D. Leyva Pernía
I. Piñera Hernández
A. Meneses
A. S. Zhemchugov
G. A. Chelkov
C. M. Cruz Inclán
author_sort A. Leyva Fabelo
title Monte Carlo simulation of the radiation transport in chromium compensated gallium arsenide detectors
title_short Monte Carlo simulation of the radiation transport in chromium compensated gallium arsenide detectors
title_full Monte Carlo simulation of the radiation transport in chromium compensated gallium arsenide detectors
title_fullStr Monte Carlo simulation of the radiation transport in chromium compensated gallium arsenide detectors
title_full_unstemmed Monte Carlo simulation of the radiation transport in chromium compensated gallium arsenide detectors
title_sort monte carlo simulation of the radiation transport in chromium compensated gallium arsenide detectors
publisher Centro de Gestión de la Información y Desarrollo de la Energía (CUBAENERGIA)
series Nucleus
issn 0864-084X
2075-5635
publishDate 2019-06-01
description Some results obtained with the use of Monte Carlo mathematical simulation of radiation transport in Timepix hybrid detectors based on chromium compensated gallium arsenide are presented in this contribution. The MCNPX, GEANT4, SRIM and MCCM code systems were used for this purpose. The in-depth profiles of the deposited energy by the incident photons within the sensor active volume, the shapes and dimensions of the generated charge carriers clouds for different incident energies and specific geometrical conditions were obtained and presented. The 22Ne ions ranges in the target material for two different energies and the contributions of each energy loss channel were also determined. Finally, for a selected detector irradiated with photons of different energies, the displacement cross sections for each chemical element in the active material, as well as the number of displacements per atoms produced for each atomic species were calculated.
topic radiation detectors
gallium arsenides
mathematical models
monte carlo method
energy losses
cross sections
atomic displacements
url http://nucleus.cubaenergia.cu/index.php/nucleus/article/view/659
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