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Charge Collection and Electrode Structures in Ionization and Phonon Based Dark Matter Detectors
Physics
  • Tom Shutt
  • M. Kesden
  • S. Golwala
  • J. Emes
  • J. Hellmig
  • Bernard Sadoulet
  • Betty A. Young, Santa Clara University
Document Type
Conference Proceeding
Publication Date
2-5-2002
Publisher
American Institute of Physics
Disciplines
Abstract

We report on progress in our understanding of the physics of of implanted contacts, amorphous layer structures and Schottky contacts on detectors based on the simultaneous ionization and phonon based at 20 mK. Loss of charge for events near the contacts limits the capabilities of these detectors for detecting dark matter, an effect which is minimized by use of amorphous blocking layers.

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F. Scott Porter
Dan McCammon
Massimiliano Galeazzi
Caroline K. Stahle
Comments

Copyright © 2002 American Institute of Physics Publishing. Reprinted with permission.

Low Temperature Detectors: Ninth International Workshop on Low Temperature Detectors (Madison, Wisconsin, July 2001)

Citation Information
Shutt, T., Kesden, M., Golwala, S., Emes, J., Hellmig, J., Sadoulet, B., & Young, B. A. (2002). Charge collection and electrode structures in ionization and phonon based dark matter detectors. AIP Conference Proceedings, 605(1), 513–516. https://doi.org/10.1063/1.1457698