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Machine learning optimization of CdZnTe crystal growth by the travelling heater method

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By Yingdong Huang, Kexin Zhang, Bo Zhang, Zhifan Tang
| Wiley Online Library Verified
The travelling heater method (THM) is one of the most promising methods for growing high-quality and large-diameter CdZnTe (CZT) crystals. In the experimental THM growth of CZT crystals, fine-tuning of the core growth parameters such as growth temperature, temperature gradient and growth rate is very important. The THM process is traditionally optimized by conducting multiple crystal growth experiments, which is inefficient and costly.
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Investigation on diffusion and crystal growth of CdZnTe in Te solution by Traveling Heater Method under axial static magnetic field

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By Jijun Zhang, Wanping Liu, Jiongjiong Wei, Yingdong Huang
| Royal Society of Chemistry Verified
Investigation on diffusion and crystal growth of CdZnTe in Te solution by Traveling Heater Method under axial static magnetic field Nowadays, CdZnTe nuclear detector is a research hotspot in fields of photon-counting nuclear medical imaging and environmental monitoring. Traveling Heater Method (THM) is demonstrated to be a promising way to grow high-quality detector-grade CdZnTe crystals. However, the low growth velocity (3-5 mm/day) during THM growth of CdZnTe hinders its commercial applications.
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