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10 August 2001 Charge traps and emission kinetics in LuAP:Ce
J. Glodo, Andrzej J. Wojtowicz
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Abstract
In this contribution we demonstrate the influence of shallow charge traps on emissions kinetics of LuAlO3:Ce3+ scintillator. Shallow traps through their interference with the recombination process not only introduce into the emission time profiles long components but also can change the rising and decaying parts of time profiles. The lifetime of excited Ce3+ ion in LuAP crystal is approximately 18 ns, while the excitation at 78 nm leads to the emission described by 21.5 and 1.22 ns decay and rise time constants, respectively. Furthermore, temperature dependence of time profile phase is observed. The analysis of emissions kinetics measured against temperature shows that observed features can be explained in terms of a trap described by the following parameters: E equals 0.142 eV and S equals 6.087 X 1010 s-1.
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J. Glodo and Andrzej J. Wojtowicz "Charge traps and emission kinetics in LuAP:Ce", Proc. SPIE 4412, International Conference on Solid State Crystals 2000: Growth, Characterization, and Applications of Single Crystals, (10 August 2001); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.435828
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KEYWORDS
Ions

Temperature metrology

Solids

Chlorine

Crystals

Time metrology

Cerium

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