WO2006095659A1 - 中性子検出装置及び中性子イメージングセンサ - Google Patents
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- the present invention relates to a neutron detection apparatus and a neutron imaging sensor including a plurality of neutron detection element units.
- MgB which has a superconducting transition temperature of 39K, is known as a superconducting material with a high superconducting transition temperature.
- MgB containing 1Q B as a constituent material and enriched with 1Q B with a large energy gap is used as a neutron detection plate, and when neutrons enter this detection plate
- Some are configured to detect phonons generated by generated ⁇ -rays (see, for example, Patent Document 1).
- a neutron imaging sensor that can detect neutrons two-dimensionally using a scintillator plate has also been proposed.
- a neutron imaging sensor includes a scintillator plate that emits light when neutrons are incident, and a wavelength shift fiber that is two-dimensionally provided facing the scintillator plate, thereby enabling two-dimensional neutron detection.
- Patent Document 2 For example, see Patent Document 2.
- Patent Document 1 Japanese Unexamined Patent Publication No. 2003-14861
- Patent Document 2 Japanese Unexamined Patent Publication No. 2002-71816
- a conventional neutron detector is a general-purpose device that simply detects neutrons. Therefore, it is not designed for various applications such as applications that require time resolution even at the expense of detection sensitivity, and applications that require detection sensitivity even at the expense of time resolution.
- the neutron detection apparatus may be used for analyzing the structure of a substance using neutron diffraction.
- low-intensity neutrons When observing for a long time using a source, a neutron detector with high detection sensitivity is required even if the time resolution is low. Also, when observing for a short time using a high-intensity neutron source, the neutron source itself is high-intensity, so a neutron detector with high temporal resolution that can be low in detection sensitivity is required.
- the conventional neutron detection apparatus can be easily configured with high sensitivity and high time resolution for neutron detection in any configuration that is not suitable for applications such as high sensitivity and high time resolution for neutron detection. It is also unclear whether this can be realized.
- neutron detection is required to be performed two-dimensionally. Two-dimensional neutron detection can be performed with good sensitivity and time resolution.
- the present invention has been made in view of the above problems, and an object thereof is to provide a neutron detection apparatus and a neutron imaging sensor capable of adjusting sensitivity and time resolution by simply changing the configuration of the apparatus. In the point.
- the characteristic configuration of the neutron detector according to the present invention for achieving the above object is that a base material having at least one surface made of a dielectric material, and a superconducting material formed on the surface And the heat generated by the nuclear reaction between the superconducting element in the stripline and neutrons, the resistance value of the stripline. Resistance measuring means for measuring the change of the temperature, and heat release adjusting means for adjusting the heat dissipation of the heat generated by the nuclear reaction on the back surface of the base material opposite to the surface on which the strip line is formed. A plurality of neutron detection element units are provided, and the heat dissipation is different between the neutron detection element units.
- the heat dissipation adjusting means is configured to adjust the heat dissipation of heat generated by the nuclear reaction between the superconducting element and the neutral in the stripline.
- the plurality of neutron detection element portions are provided on the same base material.
- neutrons can be detected with a time resolution and detection sensitivity of three or more stages. Therefore, even if the amount and intensity of neutrons to be detected vary variously, it is possible to detect neutrons properly with a single device.
- the heat radiation adjusting means is configured by setting a thickness of the back surface portion of the base material.
- the heat radiation adjusting means is relatively easily formed by adjusting the depth of etching the back surface portion of the base material. It becomes possible.
- the back surface portions of the base material have different thicknesses between the neutron detection element portions.
- the resistance measuring unit is configured to individually measure a resistance value for each of the plurality of neutron detection element units.
- a part of the plurality of neutron detection element units is a resolution priority type in which the heat dissipation by the heat dissipation adjustment unit is improved over the other neutron detection element units to improve time resolution. It is preferable that the configuration is a neutron detection element unit.
- a part of the plurality of neutron detection element units is a sensitivity-priority neutron detection element unit in which the heat dissipation by the heat dissipation adjustment unit is made worse than the other neutron detection element units to improve sensitivity. It is suitable that it is the structure which is.
- the superconducting material contains MgB, and 1C) B in the stripline is composed of neutrons and nuclei.
- the superconducting material constituting the stripline contains MgB that exhibits a superconducting transition temperature at a high temperature, a large cooling device for cooling the stripline is required.
- the strip line can be formed in the shape of a canister.
- the stripline can be formed in the shape of a stripline, so that a narrow stripline is formed in a planar shape. As a result, it is possible to increase the probability that the superconducting material composing the stripline and the neutron react.
- the characteristic configuration of the neutron imaging sensor according to the present invention for achieving the above object is as follows:
- a plurality of neutron detection element portions having the above-described configuration are arranged in an array.
- the neutron detector elements are arranged two-dimensionally in an array, so that neutrons can be detected with high detection sensitivity and high time resolution over a wide two-dimensional range. Can be detected.
- the neutron detection apparatus includes a plurality of neutron detection element units 21.
- FIG. 1 is a schematic diagram of a neutron detection element unit 21 having a superconducting element 20
- FIG. 2 is a longitudinal sectional view taken along line AA in FIG.
- the superconducting element 20 has at least one surface made of a dielectric material. And a strip of superconducting material containing MgB formed on its surface 10
- the strip line 2 has a pipeline 2 and electrode portions 1 formed at both ends of the strip line 2. Then, when 1 GB in the strip line 2 and the neutron react with each other, a change in resistance value appears in the strip line 2 due to heat generated by the nuclear reaction.
- the resistance value of the strip line 2 changes when the current part 16 cools the strip line 2 to a temperature near or below the superconducting transition temperature: Tc, and a current flows between the electrode parts 1 and the voltage part 17 Is derived by the signal processing unit 18 by measuring the potential difference of the strip line 2.
- the voltage unit 17 applies a constant voltage between the electrode units 1 while the strip line 2 is cooled to a temperature near or below the superconducting transition temperature: Tc, and the current unit 16 is connected to the strip line. It is derived by the signal processing unit 18 by measuring the current of 2. Therefore, the current unit 16, the voltage unit 17, and the signal processing unit 18 function as resistance measuring means.
- FIG. 3 shows the relationship between the temperature of MgB and the resistance value before the stripline 2 is formed.
- FIG. 1 A first figure.
- the superconducting material of stripline 2 has an electrical resistance of almost zero at a superconducting transition temperature: Tc or less, and when the temperature rises by ATc due to the influence of thermal energy, the electrical resistance becomes higher than the superconducting transition temperature: Tc. : R is generated. It also cools the superconducting material in stripline 2.
- the heat dissipation of heat generated by the nuclear reaction described above is adjusted on the back surface of the substrate 10 opposite to the surface on which the stripline 2 is formed.
- a heat release adjusting means 5 is provided. As shown in FIG. 3, when the heat generated by the nuclear reaction in the stripline 2 as shown in FIG. 3, the temperature of the stripline 2 increases and the resistance increases. And the heat from the nuclear reaction is released. When heated, the temperature of the stripline 2 decreases and the resistance value decreases.
- the heat dissipation adjustment means 5 is adjusted to improve the heat dissipation of the heat generated in the stripline 2, the heat from the nuclear reaction is quickly dissipated and the temperature of the stripline 2 also decreases quickly, so the time for neutron detection Resolution is improved.
- the heat dissipation adjustment means 5 is adjusted so that the heat dissipation of the heat generated in the stripline 2 is deteriorated, the heat generated by the nuclear reaction locally accumulates and the temperature of the stripline 2 also increases for a long time. The sensitivity of neutron detection is improved because it tends to rise.
- FIG. 4 shows a structure that becomes the base material 10 of the superconducting element 20.
- This base material 10 has a structure in which both sides of a Si layer 13 (thickness 400 111) are sandwiched between 310 layers 12 and 14 (thickness 300 nm).
- N layer 11 (thickness 1 m) is formed. Therefore, lamination of SiO layer 12 and SiN layer 11
- Structural force Acts as a membrane layer that dissipates heat by passing heat from the stripline 2 downward.
- an MgB layer (thickness 170 ⁇ ), which is a superconducting material, is formed on the SiN layer 11.
- This MgB layer is formed by sputtering and contains mainly 1GB
- MgB layer A part of this MgB layer becomes the stripline 2. And as shown in Figure 6, MgB layer
- a meander shape with a line width and line spacing of about 1 m as shown in Fig. 1 is obtained.
- a protective layer (SiO) 3 for protecting the MgB layer is formed.
- the protective layer 3 is formed by a strike
- the protective layer 3 is partially etched to expose the MgB layer. And the MgB layer exposure
- the structure shown in Fig. 8 is obtained by depositing electrode material on the 2 2 part.
- the structure on the surface side of the base material 10 which is the side for detecting the neutral is produced.
- FIG. 9 shows a state in which a mask is formed by removing a portion of the resist layer 15 applied to the back surface portion after applying the resist layer 15 to the front surface side and the back surface portion of the structure shown in FIG. Show.
- the resist layer 15 is also applied to the surface side so that the protective layer 3, the electrode portion 1, and the strip line 2 formed on the surface side of the substrate 10 are not damaged in the subsequent etching process. It is to do.
- FIG. 10 shows that a part of the SiO layer 14 on the back surface shown in FIG. 9 is removed by etching.
- This etching process can be performed by dry etching such as reactive ion etching (RIE) or wet etching using a BHF solution.
- RIE reactive ion etching
- BHF BHF solution
- the Si layer 13 having the open window is removed by anisotropic wet etching using EDP (ethylene diamine pyrotechnic).
- EDP ethylene diamine pyrotechnic
- the superconducting element 20 as shown in FIGS. 1 and 2 can be formed.
- a current source 16 that can be used as a current source that can flow a current through the strip line 2 or an ammeter that can measure the flowing current.
- a voltage source that can apply a voltage to the strip line 2 or a voltage unit 17 that can be used as a voltmeter that can measure the generated potential difference is connected.
- a resistance measuring means capable of deriving the resistance value of the strip line 2 based on the current value and the potential difference obtained by the current unit 16 and the voltage unit 17 is provided. Therefore, the resistance measuring means can be realized by using the current unit 16, the voltage unit 17, and the signal processing unit 18.
- the base material 10 of the neutron detector element 21 The thickness of the back surface, that is, in this example, Si N layer 11, SiO layer 12 and Si layer 13 set by etching Si layer 13 (however, the thickness of Si layer 13 can be zero) Is
- the heat radiation adjusting means 5 is configured by setting the thickness of the back surface of the base material 10 (tl and t2 in FIG. 14). Then, the heat dissipation can be improved by increasing the thickness of the back surface of the substrate 10, and the heat dissipation can be decreased by decreasing the thickness of the back surface of the substrate 10. That is, when the back surface portion of the substrate 10 is thickened, the amount of heat in the vicinity of the strip line taken away by the back surface portion increases.
- the heat retention period can be shortened to improve heat dissipation. This can improve the time resolution of the nuclear reaction between the superconducting element and the neutron in the stripline.
- the back surface portion of the base material 10 is thinned, the amount of heat near the strip line taken away by the back surface portion is reduced.
- the heat retention period near the strip line becomes longer and the heat dissipation becomes worse, but the amount of heat retained can be increased.
- the detection sensitivity of the nuclear reaction between the superconducting element and the neutron in the stripline can be increased.
- FIG. 11 is a graph for explaining an operation example of the neutron detection element unit 21. Specifically, it is the result of measuring the voltage (potential difference) at the voltage part 17 while passing a constant current through the current part 16, and the characteristic A is the result when the heat dissipation of the heat dissipation adjusting means 5 is improved. And the characteristic B is a result when the heat dissipation property of the heat dissipation adjusting means 5 is deteriorated. Specifically, regarding the thickness of the back surface portion of the substrate 10 corresponding to the portion indicated by tl or t2 in FIG. 14, when the thickness of the characteristic A is 380 [ ⁇ m], the characteristic B is This is the result when the thickness is 100 [ ⁇ m]. As can be seen from Fig. 11, in characteristic A, although the absolute value of the detected voltage is small, the period in which the voltage is detected is shortened and the time resolution is improved. In characteristic B, although the voltage detection period is longer, the absolute value of the detected voltage is larger and the detection sensitivity is improved.
- FIG. 12 is a graph showing the relationship between the thickness of the back surface of the substrate 10 and the attenuation period of the output signal. It is fu.
- FIG. 13 is a graph showing the relationship between the thickness of the back surface of the substrate 10 and the output signal peak voltage. As shown in these graphs, it can be seen that the thicker the back surface of the base material 10, the shorter the decay time of the output signal, and the better the time resolution. On the other hand, it can be seen that the thinner the back surface of the base material 10 is, the higher the peak voltage of the output signal is and the better the detection sensitivity is. In these graphs, the two black dots are measured values, and the broken lines indicate the estimated values of these relationships.
- the neutron detection apparatus shown in FIG. 14 includes two neutron detection element portions 21a and 21b having the same configuration as described above on the same base material 10.
- the neutron detection element portions 21a and 21b are configured to have different heat dissipation of heat generated by the nuclear reaction in the strip line 2 by making the thickness of the back surface portion of the base material 10 different from each other. Yes.
- the right neutron detection element portion 21a is configured such that the thickness tl of the back surface portion of the base material 10 is thicker than the thickness t2 of the back surface portion of the base material 10 of the left neutron detection element portion 21b. (Tl> t2).
- the right neutron detection element unit 21a is a resolution-priority neutron detection element unit 21 in which the heat radiation by the heat radiation adjusting means 5 is improved compared to the left neutron detection element unit 21b and the time resolution is improved.
- the heat dissipation adjusting means 5 of the right neutron detecting element portion 21a functions as the time resolution adjusting portion 7 that adjusts the time resolution by setting the thickness tl of the back surface portion of the base material 10.
- the left neutron detection element portion 21b is configured such that the thickness t2 of the back surface portion of the base material 10 is thinner than the thickness tl of the back surface portion of the base material 10 of the right neutron detection element portion 21a.
- the neutron detection element unit 21 b on the left side is a sensitivity-priority neutron detection element unit 21 in which the heat dissipation performance by the heat dissipation adjustment means 5 is made worse than the neutron detection element unit 21a on the right side and sensitivity is improved.
- the heat dissipation adjusting means 5 of the left neutron detecting element portion 21b functions as a sensitivity adjusting portion 8 that adjusts the sensitivity by setting the thickness t2 of the back surface portion of the base material 10.
- these two neutron detection element portions 21a and 21b have the same structure except for the thickness tl and t2 of the back surface of the base material 10, thereby forming the structure shown in FIG.
- FIG. 15 is a schematic diagram of a neutron imaging sensor 30 in which a plurality of the neutron detection element portions 21 are two-dimensionally arranged in an array.
- the neutron imaging sensor 30 includes a plurality of neutron detection element units 21 that output current signals or voltage signals generated by resistance changes when the heat dissipation of the heat generated by the nuclear reaction in the stripline 2 is changed, and the signals. It consists of a vertical transfer CCD22 and a horizontal transfer CCD23. As shown in FIG. 14, the heat dissipating properties of the neutron detector elements 21 are different from each other.
- each neutron detection element unit 21 is the same as that shown in FIG. Therefore, the current unit 16, the voltage unit 17, and the signal processing unit 18 are individually provided for each of the plurality of neutron detection element units 21 and measure the resistance value. Then, the signal processing unit 18 detects a current signal or a voltage signal using a noise filter, an amplifier, and the like, and when the current signal or the voltage signal is detected, the signal processing unit 18 is constant for a certain time regardless of the signal strength. Output current. As a result, charges are accumulated in the CCD 22 for vertical transfer.
- the signal processing unit 18 detects a current signal or a voltage signal via a noise filter, amplifies the signal to a constant signal regardless of the signal intensity, and outputs a constant current for a certain time. To do. As a result, charges are accumulated in the CCD 22 for vertical transfer. The charges accumulated in the vertical transfer CCD 22 are transferred to the horizontal transfer CCD 23 and finally output as data representing a two-dimensional image. As a result, two-dimensional neutron detection becomes possible.
- the plurality of neutron detector elements 21, the vertical transfer CCD 22, and the horizontal transfer CCD 23 constituting the neutron imaging sensor 30 are preferably provided on the same base material 10.
- FIG. 16 shows a neutron imaging sensor 30 in which a plurality of the neutron detector elements 21 are two-dimensionally arranged in an array, and the heat radiation between the neutron detector elements 21 is divided into four levels. It is explanatory drawing which shows arrangement
- the neutron detector elements 21 that have been subjected to different patterns of notching and pitting have different heat dissipation properties. Therefore, this neutron imaging sensor 30 can detect neutrons with four stages of time resolution and detection sensitivity.
- four neutron detector elements 21 with different heat release arranged in two rows and two columns are used as one set of detection units 24, and multiple sets of detection units 24 are two-dimensionally arranged to form a neutron imaging sensor. Consists of 30.
- the neutron detection element unit 21 is configured to have different heat dissipation properties in a plurality of stages, it is possible to have two or three stages, or five or more stages. In these cases, with respect to the arrangement of the neutron detection element portions 21 at each stage, it is preferable that the neutron detection element portions 21 having the same level of heat dissipation are not arranged in a biased manner.
- the material, shape, dimensions, arrangement of the electrode unit 10 and the like of the illustrated super transmission element may be modified.
- MgB as a superconducting material is used.
- a stripline 2 including a meander-shaped stripline may be formed by depositing a compound thin film including a 1C) B thin film on or under a superconducting material such as Nb or NbN.
- a superconducting material such as Nb or NbN.
- MgB is included as a superconducting material, and the stripline is used.
- Power 1G B in emissions 2 shows an example in which neutron nuclear reaction may be allowed unions other than these two combinations.
- each layer constituting the base material 10 positioned below the strip line 2 and the number of layers constituting the base material 10 may be changed.
- the stripline 2 is drawn in a meander shape as shown in FIG. 1, but it may be modified to other shapes such as a simple straight line.
- the heat radiation adjusting means is realized by setting the depth of the recess formed by etching the Si layer 13! /, But with other configurations. It may be realized.
- the heat dissipation of the heat generated by the nuclear reaction in the stripline 2 may be adjusted by embedding a material having good or poor thermal conductivity in the recess formed by etching.
- the membrane layer that dissipates heat by passing the heat of the stripline 2 downward is formed by the laminated structure of the SiO layer 12 and the SiN layer 11.
- the structure of the membrane layer is not limited to this.
- the membrane layer 2 may form a membrane layer having a single layer structure in which the SiN layer 11 is formed, and the stripline 2 may be formed thereon.
- the membrane layer may have a multilayer structure of three or more layers.
- the material constituting the membrane layer may be a material other than the above-mentioned SiO and SiN.
- the neutron detection apparatus and neutron imaging sensor of the present invention can be used for, for example, neutron detection in a nuclear reactor, structural analysis of a substance using neutron diffraction, and the like.
- FIG. 1 Schematic perspective view of the neutron detector element
- FIG. 12 is a graph showing the relationship between the thickness of the back side of the substrate and the attenuation period of the output signal
- FIG. 13 is a graph showing the relationship between the thickness of the back surface of the substrate and the output signal peak voltage.
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