Thermoluminescence and EPR study of KCaMg(SO):Dy phosphor: The dosimetric application point of view
Journal of Physics D: Applied Physics, ISSN: 1361-6463, Vol: 49, Issue: 9
2016
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A detailed investigation of the thermoluminescence (TL) properties of γ-ray and C ion beam irradiated KCaMg(SO):Dy (KCM) phosphor was carried out. KCM was irradiated by 50 and 75 MeV energy C ion beams with a fluence range of 15 × 10 ions cm to 30 × 10 ions cm. The TL glow curves along with the response curves of these phosphor samples were analyzed and compared with commercial CaSO:Dy phosphor. The TL glow curves of the phosphor exposed to γ-rays from Co and Cs sources were also examined in this study for comparative analysis. Theoretical analysis of the glow curves of the C ion beam and γ-ray irradiated samples was performed using the glow curve deconvolution method. SRIM/ TRIM simulations were performed in order to identify the ion beam profile, range, distribution, etc. The enhancement in the intensity of the low temperature glow peak is explained with the help of an energy level model and the decrease in TL intensity with increasing ion fluence is also explored in detail. The radicals produced after irradiation were verified using the electron paramagnetic resonance (EPR) technique. The effects of temperature and microwave power on the EPR signal are also studied.
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