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September 17, 2025Review of Scientific Instruments0 citations

Evaluation of imaging plate sensitivities to ion beams

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YHY. HayashiMMM. MoriHKH. Kotaki

Key Points

  • The study reveals that sensitivity to ion beams varies significantly between light-ion and heavy-ion beams.
  • An energy deposition model was successfully applied to earlier results, explaining outcomes in most cases.
  • Parameters for heavy-ion beams must be examined individually for each ion species to understand their sensitivities fully.
  • This research could enhance predictions regarding imaging plate sensitivities that have not yet been explored.

Abstract

Since its sensitivity to ion beams is high, an imaging plate is often utilized for beam measurements. However, as its sensitivities to light- and heavy-ion beams appear different, the sensitivity model of an imaging plate for light-ion beams is not applicable to heavy-ion beams. In addition, the parameters defined in the model for heavy-ion beams must be examined for each ion species. This study focused on a new energy deposition model to estimate the sensitivity to all ion species. We applied this model to previous experimental studies and found that this model, with constant parameter values, can explain the results of most of the earlier studies. The characteristics of the sensitivities to each type of imaging plate and scanner model were also studied. This analysis model might help predict the as yet unexamined sensitivities of imaging plates to ion beams.

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Hayashi et al. (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/68d4605931b076d99fa5fe8dhttps://doi.org/10.1063/5.0273962
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