Lecture

SiC Radiation Detection: Research and Prototypes

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Description

This lecture covers the research and development of Silicon Carbide (SiC) detectors for radiation detection, focusing on the E-SiCure and E-SiCure2 projects. Topics include semiconductor basics, SiC as a detection material, prototype testing, detector sensitivity, and new converting materials.

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