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Started by gawne
Thu, 08 Oct 1992 19:58
IR detector discussion ???
Author: gawne
Date: Thu, 08 Oct 1992 19:58
Date: Thu, 08 Oct 1992 19:58
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From Bill Gawne at the Space Telescope Science Institute gawne@stsci.edu Hi all. Is there anyone out there in netland interested in discussing IR detector materials? I was thinking of InSb Pt:Si, and HgCdTe in particular; but any lead chalcogenide folks would be welcome too. I'm interested in fundamental physics, crystallography, and chemistry of the materials. Also engineering involved in producing detector arrays for both astronomical and terrestrial applications. Please e-mail or post replies to sci.materials. Thanks, -Bill
Re: IR detector discussion ???
Author: Kent G.
Date: Mon, 12 Oct 1992 13:40
Date: Mon, 12 Oct 1992 13:40
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In article <1992Oct8.145803.1@stsci.edu> gawne@stsci.edu writes: >From Bill Gawne at the Space Telescope Science Institute >gawne@stsci.edu > >Hi all. Is there anyone out there in netland interested in >discussing IR detector materials? I was thinking of InSb >Pt:Si, and HgCdTe in particular; but any lead chalcogenide >folks would be welcome too. I'm interested, particularly in the preparation of these materials. I'm a crystal grower and would like to know what problems exist with the above mentioned state-of-the-art materials. Is their composition uniform enough? Is the defect desity low enough? Is the available size large enough? Do they posses sensitivities high enough? I'd be interested in hearing what experience others have had in using and preparing these materials. Kent Goeking Creare Inc. kwg@creare.com
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