A processing method for an anode device of an ultraviolet photon counting integral imaging detector
An imaging detector and ultraviolet photon technology, which is applied in the manufacture of electrode components, electrical components, cold cathodes, etc., can solve the problems of inability to finely process the upper conductive layer and insulating layer, and difficulty in achieving the accuracy of cross-position sensitive anodes. Achieve the effect of overcoming low machining accuracy, avoiding crosstalk between electrodes, and reducing anode size
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[0032] The present invention uses the widely commercialized PCB technology and relatively mature photolithography technology, combined with the unique design of the cross-position sensitive anode, processes the double-sided copper-clad PCB board, and processes the cross-position-sensitive anode that meets the precision requirements. . Such as figure 1 , figure 2 As shown, the specific process steps are as follows:
[0033] Step 1: Prefabrication of a photolithography mask. The parameters of the photolithography mask plate: the length is 100mm, the width is 100mm, and the period of the rectangular stripes is 0.5mm. The stripe width is 0.4mm, the stripe spacing is 0.1mm, and there is a rectangular groove between two adjacent rectangular stripes.
[0034] Step 2: Etching the anode pattern. Select two identical PCB boards, the characteristics of the PCB board: the upper and lower surfaces are covered by copper layer, the copper layer thickness is 4-10μm; the middle is a flat...
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