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  • 2023Development of Fe2O3/YSZ ceramic plates for cryogenic operation of resistive-protected gaseous detectors3citations
  • 2023Diamond-like carbon coatings for cryogenic operation of particle detectors6citations

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  • Leardini, S.
  • Carreira, A. R.
  • Corral, R. M.
  • González-Díaz, D.
  • Moleri, L.
  • Azevedo, C. D. R.
  • Carramate, L.
  • Olano-Vegas, L.
  • Guitián, F.
  • Morales, M.
  • Pardo, I.
  • Morales, Miguel
  • Moleri, Luca
  • Zhou, Yi
  • Leardini, Sara
  • González-Díaz, Diego
  • Peskov, Vladimir
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Diamond-like carbon coatings for cryogenic operation of particle detectors

  • Morales, Miguel
  • Moleri, Luca
  • Zhou, Yi
  • Leardini, Sara
  • Tesi, Andrea
  • González-Díaz, Diego
  • Peskov, Vladimir
Abstract

Characterization of diamond-like carbon (DLC) coatings at cryogenic temperatures (down to 77 K) is presented, covering the electrical resistivity range of practical interest to gaseous and liquid particle instrumentation: 10<sup>−1</sup>−10<sup>5</sup> MΩ/□. The good behaviour observed in terms of linearity, surface uniformity and stability with time and transported charge add to other well-known characteristics like low chemical reactivity and tolerance to radiation. The observed temperature dependence and stability of electrical properties with transported charge is consistent with a conductivity mechanism based on 2-dimensional variable-range electron hopping, as expected for the surface conductivity of thin films made from amorphous carbon. First results from a resistive-protected WELL detector (‘RWELL’) built with DLC and operated close to the liquid–vapour coexistence point of argon(87.5 K at 1 bar) are presented.

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  • impedance spectroscopy
  • surface
  • amorphous
  • Carbon
  • resistivity
  • thin film