Ultralow Detection Limit X-Ray Detectors Based on Rb4Li2TiOGe4O12 Single Crystals with Anisotropic Responses

Abstract

X-ray detectors are extensively utilized in industrial inspection, cosmic physics research, medical diagnosis, and imaging. In this study, we have explored the potential application of Rb 4 Li 2 TiOGe 4 O 12 (RLTG) crystal as a promising X-ray detection material and investigated its anisotropic detection performances. Under 200 V bias voltage and 40 keV irradiation conditions, the Z-direction RLTG detector exhibits a sensitivity of 39.0 μC/ Gy cm², which is higher than that of the X-direction RLTG detector (33.3 μC/Gy cm²). Furthermore, the detection limit of the Z-direction RLTG-based detector (0.927 nGy/s) is notably lower than that of the X-direction detector (3.63 nGy/s). This work examines the anisotropic X-ray responses of RLTG crystals, demonstrating that RLTG is a potential X-ray detection material whose performance can be enhanced by selecting a specific orientation.

Article information

Article type
Paper
Submitted
06 Oct 2025
Accepted
22 Nov 2025
First published
11 Dec 2025

J. Mater. Chem. C, 2026, Accepted Manuscript

Ultralow Detection Limit X-Ray Detectors Based on Rb4Li2TiOGe4O12 Single Crystals with Anisotropic Responses

T. Wang, C. Tang, F. Guo, Y. An, Q. Wu, H. Tian, H. Sun, T. zeng, C. Sun, Z. Gao and M. Xia, J. Mater. Chem. C, 2026, Accepted Manuscript , DOI: 10.1039/D5TC03631C

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