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32 2. Operation and Radiation Damage <strong>of</strong> Silicon DetectorsNeffΣgi Φeqfastbeneficialanneal<strong>in</strong>greverse anneal<strong>in</strong>ggYΦ eqslowplateaudays at R.T.g CΦeqyears at R.T.time (l<strong>in</strong> scale)time (log scale)Figure 2.8: Schematic plot <strong>of</strong> time development <strong>of</strong> N eff . All three phases are shown with<strong>in</strong>troduction rates <strong>for</strong> responsible defects. Note that reverse anneal<strong>in</strong>g is shown <strong>in</strong> the logarithmictime scale. Defects stable <strong>in</strong> time Electrically active defects that change to non-active ones(anneal<strong>in</strong>g) Electrically non-active defects that change to active ones (reverse anneal<strong>in</strong>g)The change <strong>of</strong> a defect can be either due to dissociation or comb<strong>in</strong>ation <strong>of</strong> a defect complex.In case <strong>of</strong> the dissociation X ! Y the reaction can be described as a rst order processwith the general solution; dN Ydt= dN Xdt= ;k Y 1N X (2.55)N X (t) =N 0 Xe ;kY 1 t (2.56)N Y (t) =N 0 X(1 ; e ;kY 1 t ) : (2.57)When the new complex is due to a reaction <strong>of</strong> two defects X A + X Bdescribed by! Y it can be; dN Ydtwith the solution (N 0 X A>N 0 X B)= dN X Adt= dN X Bdt= ;k Y 2N XA N XB (2.58)N Y (t) =N 0 X B1 ; e ;kY 2 t(N 0 X A;N 0 X B)1 ; (N 0 X B=N 0 X A)e ;kY 2 t(N 0 X A;N 0 X B) : (2.59)

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