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Amorphous selenium (a-Se) avalanche multiplication photoconductive film, HARP film, has been developed for the purpose of making a high sensitivity video camera. HARP film used for the red channel in a color camera is doped with tellurium (Te) to improve its red-light sensitivity. However, doping a-Se with Te causes impurity levels that trap electrons, and the built-in-field from the trapped electrons causes image defects when a camera using the film is shooting intense spotlights. A heat treatment to suppress the defect occurrence was found. We describe this treatment and discuss its mechanism.

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Heat treatment to suppress image defect occurrence in amorphous selenium avalanche multiplication photoconductive film with improved red-light sensitivity