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Perovskite materials show promise for X-ray detection in medical and industrial applications. This review explores various perovskite structures and their device performance for advanced X-ray detectors.

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X-ray detectordouble perovskiteinorganic perovskitelead-free perovskiteperovskitephotoelectronic effecttwo-dimensional layered perovskite

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  • Materials Science
  • Physics
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Background:

  • X-ray detection is crucial for medical diagnosis, industrial radiography, and safety inspection.
  • Medical X-ray detectors face increasing demand.
  • Perovskite materials offer excellent carrier transport and high effective atomic numbers for radiation detection.

Purpose of the Study:

  • To review X-ray detectors utilizing various halide perovskite materials.
  • To discuss the device performance of different perovskite crystal structures.
  • To highlight up-scaling technologies for commercialization.

Main Methods:

  • Review of existing literature on perovskite-based X-ray detectors.
  • Detailed discussion of device performance metrics.
  • Analysis of different perovskite crystal structures (single-crystal, 2D layered, double, lead-free).

Main Results:

  • Single-crystal perovskites demonstrate excellent performance due to superior photoelectric properties.
  • Inorganic perovskites offer good environmental stability and high sensitivity.
  • 2D layered perovskites suppress dark current but have lower sensitivity.
  • Double perovskites provide better X-ray attenuation and lower dark current.
  • Lead-free perovskites show potential due to high X-ray attenuation.

Conclusions:

  • Perovskite materials are highly suitable for X-ray detection applications.
  • Different perovskite structures offer unique advantages for detector design.
  • Up-scaling fabrication processes are critical for commercializing perovskite X-ray detectors.