Semiconductor detection module and radiation detection...

Radiant energy – Invisible radiant energy responsive electric signalling – Semiconductor system

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ABSTRACT:
Semiconductor detection modules10according to the present invention each comprises: one or more semiconductor detection elements14that receive radiation to generate induced charges as signals; and a pair of electrodes12, 13that are disposed to sandwich the one or more semiconductor elements14, and obtains a data signal that is generated by the entrance of radiation into the semiconductor elements14. In each of the semiconductor detection modules10, a partial insulator19having an area smaller than that of the pair of electrodes12, 13is provided on at least one of the pair of electrodes12, 13at a place between the one electrode12and adjacent another electrodes12, and between the one electrode13and adjacent another electrodes13.

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