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Spatially resolved dark count rate of SiPMs

Engelmann et al., 2018

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16779714264167592530
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Engelmann E
Popova E
Vinogradov S
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The European Physical Journal C

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In this work we present a novel method for the spatially resolved characterization of crystal defects in SiPMs. The contribution of crystal defects to the DCR is evaluated by exploiting the effect of “hot carrier luminescence”(HCL), which is light that is emitted during the Geiger …
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