Ce:YAG
Chemical formula: Ce:Y3Al5O12. Density (g/cm3): 4.55. Melting point (℃): 1970. Hardness (Mho): 8.5. Thermal expansion coefficient (C-1): 8.5*10-6. Ce:YAG single crystal is a fast-decay scintillation material with excellent overall properties, high light output (20000 photons/MeV), fast luminescence decay (~70ns), and excellent thermomechanical properties. Its peak emission wavelength (540nm) is well matched to the sensitive wavelengths of conventional photomultiplier tubes (PMT) and silicon photodiodes (PD). Its good light pulses distinguish γ-rays from α-particles. Ce:YAG is suitable for detecting charged particles such as α-particles, electrons, and β-rays. Its good mechanical properties particularly enable fabrication of films less than 30um thick. Ce:YAG scintillation detectors are widely used in electron microscopes, β- and X-ray counting, and electron and X-ray imaging screens. Wavelength (maximum emission) (nm) | 550 Wavelength range (nm) | 500-700 Decay time (ns) | 70 Light yield (Photons/Mev) | 9000-14000 Refractive index (maximum emission) | 1.82 Radiation length (cm) | 3.5 Transmittance (%) | TBA Light transmission (um) | TBA Reflection loss/surface (%) | TBA Energy resolution (%) | 7.5 Light emission [% of NaI(Tl)] (for Υ-rays) | 35
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