Quantitative Analysis of Boron with Solid State Track Detector

Boron-carbide Solid State Neutron Detector and Method of Using the Same

Solid-state light-phase detector

Attosecond science relies on the use of intense, waveform-controlled, few-cycle laser pulses1 to control extreme nonlinear optical processes taking place within a fraction of an optical period. A number of techniques are available for retrieving the amplitude envelope and chirp of such few-cycle laser pulses. However, their full characterization requires detection of the absolute offset between...

Surface Chemical Etching Behavior of Lr-115 Type Ii Solid State Nuclear Track Detector

Solid State Nuclear Track Detectors (SSNTDs) are well known for the detection of ionizing radiation through track formation of heavy ionizing particles. The LR-115 detector is a commonly used SSNTD for the detection and measurement of Rn and its progeny. Several techniques of track revelation are known but, the chemical etching technique is the most frequently used in which tracks can be made v...

A class of boron-rich solid-state neutron detectors

Boron filling of high aspect ratio holes by chemical vapor deposition for solid-state neutron detector applications

A multiple deposition and etching process has been developed to enable high fill factor boron deposition in high aspect ratio holes fabricated in a (100) silicon substrate. The boron deposition was carried out using low-pressure chemical vapor deposition and the etching was done by inductively coupled plasma reactive ion etching technique. The boron deposition processes were carried out under d...