Growth and scintillation properties of Nd doped LiCaAlF6 scintilltor
Nd 3+ 0.5% doped single crystal LiCaAlF 6 scintillator was grown by the micro-pulling down (¿-PD) method. It was cut and polished to the physical dimension of 1 × 2 × 7 mm 3 . In transmittance spectrum, Nd 3+ 5d-4f absorption observed at 175 nm and the transmittance became 80% at wavelength longer t...
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description | Nd 3+ 0.5% doped single crystal LiCaAlF 6 scintillator was grown by the micro-pulling down (¿-PD) method. It was cut and polished to the physical dimension of 1 × 2 × 7 mm 3 . In transmittance spectrum, Nd 3+ 5d-4f absorption observed at 175 nm and the transmittance became 80% at wavelength longer than 180 nm. Excited by 160 nm, Nd 3+ 5d-4f emission appeared at 180 nm. X-ray induced radio-luminescence spectrum showed the similar feature with the photoluminescence one. When coupled with PMT and irradiated by 241 Am ¿-ray, the absolute light yield resulted 50 ph/5.5 MeV ¿. |
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