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New Ce3+ - doped high-grade silica glasses are synthesized by a modified sol-gel method, to be used as scintillators for
the detection of X-rays and low energy particles. These glasses have efficiency a factor of 2 higher than state-of-the-art Bi4Ge3O12 crystals, high radiation hardness and high compatibility with the silica-based photonic technology. Powder-in-tube and rod-in-tube techniques are used to fabricate low-loss optical fibres with 135, 220 and 660 microns diameter. Device prototypes are obtained by fusion-splicing these fibres to commercial high numerical aperture optical fibres.
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Norberto Chiodini, Gilberto Brambilla, Anna Vedda, Daniela Di Martino, Mauro Fasoli, Alessandro Lauria, Marco Redaelli, Emanuela Rosetta, "SiO2-based scintillating fibers for x-ray detection," Proc. SPIE 5198, Hard X-Ray and Gamma-Ray Detector Physics V, (20 January 2004); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.507715