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Origami-inspired perovskite X-ray detector by printing and folding

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Origami-inspired perovskite X-ray detector by printing and folding

H. Mescher, F. Schackmar, et al.

Discover groundbreaking advancements in X-ray detection with a novel origami-inspired folded perovskite detector. This innovative device, developed by Henning Mescher and colleagues, showcases outstanding X-ray sensitivity and spatial resolution, all while eliminating the need for complex photolithography processes. Experience the future of cost-effective, high-performance X-ray detectors.

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Abstract
This paper presents an origami-inspired folded perovskite X-ray detector fabricated using printing and folding techniques. The folded architecture significantly enhances X-ray sensitivity compared to a planar design, achieving sensitivities of several hundred µC/(Gy<sub>air</sub>cm<sup>2</sup>) and a record 1409 µC/(Gy<sub>air</sub>cm<sup>2</sup>) at 150 kVp without photoconductive gain. The device also demonstrates a high spatial resolution exceeding 20 lp/mm at 150 kVp. This approach eliminates the need for photolithography, offering a potential pathway for cost-effective, high-performance X-ray detectors.
Publisher
npj Flexible Electronics
Published On
Feb 11, 2023
Authors
Henning Mescher, Fabian Schackmar, Robert Huber, Helge Eggers, Marcus Zuber, Elias Hamann, Georg Gramlich, Julian Dangelmaier, Qiaoshuang Zhang, Andres Georg Rösch, Thomas Zwick, Gerardo Hernandez-Sosa, Ulrich W. Paetzold, Uli Lemmer
Tags
X-ray detector
perovskite
sensitivity
origami-inspired
spatial resolution
folded architecture
photolithography
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