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Proud Mary
Thu Feb 03 2011, 05:53PM
Proud Mary Registered Member #543 Joined: Tue Feb 20 2007, 04:26PM
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I don't know anything about that, Cedric.
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Adam Munich
Thu Feb 03 2011, 11:21PM
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cedric wrote ...

green led?

How about an orange LED?
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cedric
Fri Feb 04 2011, 09:49AM
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Proud Mary wrote ...


My main interest is to use it for radiation detection experiments,



how does this work ? does it behave like some sort of foto diode?

wikipedia have a small article about sic led
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Proud Mary
Fri Feb 04 2011, 11:16AM
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cedric wrote ...

Proud Mary wrote ...


My main interest is to use it for radiation detection experiments,


how does this work ? does it behave like some sort of foto diode?


1296816376 543 FT0 Sic Schottky Diodes

diagram extracted from:
JL Jones et al Novel Silicon Carbide Detector for Active Applications Idaho National Laboratory 2007 Link2

The main attraction of SiC is its large band gap - 3.65eV - which makes spectral X-ray detection at room temperature possible. SiC detectors are all the rage at the moment - as diamond films were a few years ago - so it'll be fun to see if I can tweak some sort of response out of it on a budget of £10/€12.

SiC UV photodiodes are already commercially available: Link2
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cedric
Fri Feb 04 2011, 12:58PM
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sound like fun,I know it's possible to get SIC on good quality send paper,I imagine the Cristal structure is important,on the other hand the Schottky contact make it easy ,no need for special dopant .
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