Light output and energy resolution of Ce3+-doped scintillators

By Pieter Dorenbos. 2002

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Subfields: Pulmonary and Respiratory Medicine, Radiation, Radiology, Nuclear Medicine and Imaging

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• Current trends in scintillator detectors and materials (2002, background): “Figure 1 plots, for a variety of alkali-halide and non- alkali-halide scintillators, the energy resolution (for 662 keV gamma ray excitation) as a function of the mean number of photoelectrons produced [11].”
• High efficiency of lutetium silicate scintillators, Ce-doped LPS and LYSO crystals (2003, background): “The nonproportional response of the scintillator influences the ultimate energy resolution [13]–[17].”
• Fundamental Limitations in the Performance of ${\rm Ce}^{3+}$ –, ${\rm Pr}^{3+}$ –, and ${\rm Eu}^{2+}$ –Activated Scintillators (2010, methodology): “Both the energy of the 5d-4f emission and the radiative lifetime of the lowest 5d states depend on type of lanthanide ion and type of host compound [ 5 ].”