DocumentCode
768781
Title
Imaging charge-coupled device (CCD) transient response to 17 and 50 MeV proton and heavy-ion irradiation
Author
Lomheim, T.S. ; Shima, R.M. ; Angione, J.R. ; Woodward, W.E. ; Asman, D.J. ; Keller, R.A. ; Schumann, L.W.
Author_Institution
Aerosp. Corp., Los Angeles, CA, USA
Volume
37
Issue
6
fYear
1990
fDate
12/1/1990 12:00:00 AM
Firstpage
1876
Lastpage
1885
Abstract
The results of irradiating a high-resolution, large-area, silicon charge-coupled device (CCD) imaging array (Kodak KAF-1400) with controlled low fluxes of collimated monoenergetic (17- and 50-MeV) protons and selected heavy ions are presented. The CCD response was measured at several angles of incidence, from normal to 70° off normal, and at several azimuthal angles. The transient response events are recorded and analyzed to infer the effective charge collection depth of the CCD. Selected individual proton-induced events are analyzed for their two-dimensional spatial amplitude, and the results are compared to a charge collection model which included contributions from both the pixel depletion and diffusion volumes for the geometry (pixel size and spacing) and thickness (depletion depth and epitaxial layer thickness) of this CCD
Keywords
CCD image sensors; integrated circuit testing; ion beam effects; proton effects; transient response; 17 MeV; 50 MeV; CCD imaging array; Kodak KAF-1400; azimuthal angles; charge collection depth; charge collection model; collimated monoenergetic protons; depletion depth; epitaxial layer thickness; heavy-ion irradiation; pixel depletion volume; pixel diffusion volume; pixel size; pixel spacing; proton-induced events; transient response; two-dimensional spatial amplitude; Charge coupled devices; Collimators; Geometry; Goniometers; High-resolution imaging; Protons; Semiconductor process modeling; Silicon; Solid modeling; Transient response;
fLanguage
English
Journal_Title
Nuclear Science, IEEE Transactions on
Publisher
ieee
ISSN
0018-9499
Type
jour
DOI
10.1109/23.101204
Filename
101204
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