Peng Zhang*, Lin Huang, Lili Li, Zhaolai Chen, Guodong Zhang and Xutang Tao*,
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Abstract
All-inorganic perovskite CsPbBr3 single crystals are considered a next-generation X-ray detector owing to their excellent photoelectric properties. However, strong ion migration hinders the application of CsPbBr3 detectors, especially those irradiated under high-flux hard X-rays. Herein, we prepared Cs1–mRbmPbBr3 single crystals by partially replacing Cs atoms with Rb atoms to intensify the lattice distortion and suppress ion migration in CsPbBr3. A Cs0.7Rb0.3PbBr3 single-crystal detector operating at 120 kVp X-rays with a flux of up to 106 photons s–1 mm–2 was produced. This Cs0.7Rb0.3PbBr3 detector shows a dark current density as low as 1.01 μA cm–2, a high sensitivity of 33631 μC Gy1– cm–2, and a low detection limit of 148 nGy s–1 under 120 kVp X-rays. Furthermore, the Cs0.7Rb0.3PbBr3 detector exhibits a stable X-ray detection capability for over 30 days under ambient conditions, indicating its potential for wide-scale application in high-flux hard X-ray detection.
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