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Germanium detector vacuum encapsulation

Abstract

This paper describes an encapsulation technology that should significantly improve the viability of germanium gamma-ray detectors for a number of important applications. A specialized vacuum chamber has been constructed in which the detector and the encapsulating module are processed in high vacuum. Very high vacuum conductance is achieved within the valveless encapsulating module. The detector module is then sealed without breaking the chamber vacuum. The details of the vacuum chamber, valveless module, processing, and sealing method are presented.

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Madden, N. W., Malone, D. F., Pehl, R. H., Cork, C. P., Luke, P. N., Landis, D. A., Pollard, M. J.. 1991-01-01. Germanium detector vacuum encapsulation. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19920061049

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