Cerium-Doped LYSO Special Components

Specifications

Radiation Length: 11.4 mm
Decay Time Constant: 42 ns
Emission Peak: 420 nm
Density: 7.4 g/cm³
Emission Peak: 420 nm
Light Yield: 30000 P.h./MeV
Melting Point: 2150 °C
Hardness: 5.8 Mho
Refractive Index: 1.83 (@ 405 nm)
Hygroscopicity: none
Cleavage: none
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Features


  • Material: Cerium-doped lutetium yttrium oxyorthosilicate crystal (LYSO:Ce)

  • Appearance: Colorless and transparent with a monoclinic structure

  • Scintillation Properties: High light output, short decay time, high density, and radiation hardness

  • Emission Peak Wavelength: 420 nm, ideally located in the sensitive region of PMT for effective detection

  • Stability: Stable physical and chemical properties, making it convenient for various applications

  • Benefits for Detectors: Enables high time resolution, spatial resolution, and miniaturization

Applications


  • Nuclear Medicine: LYSO is widely used in nuclear medicine for its excellent scintillation properties, which help in obtaining high time and spatial resolution in detectors.

  • High Energy Physics: The crystal is beneficial in high energy physics applications due to its high density, short decay time, and radiation hardness.

  • Detector Miniaturization: LYSO aids in the miniaturization of detectors while maintaining high performance due to its stable physical and chemical properties.