Organic luminescent coating for light detectors

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25037011, G01J 158, C09K 1106

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ABSTRACT:
An organic luminescent coating such as Aluminum-Tris-Quinolate is applied to a light detector for converting UV to green light to improve the efficiency of the light detector. The coating also provides anti-reflection properties when of sufficient thickness.

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