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semiconductor detector

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semiconductor detector [¦sem·i·kən¦dək·tər di′tek·tər]
(nucleonics)
A particle detector which detects ionization produced by energetic charged particles in the depletion layer of a reverse-biasedpnjunction in a semiconductor, usually a very pure single crystal of silicon or germanium.


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