Summary
This paper is a technical contribution to solar physics and detector instrumentation, describing the development of a fine-pitch cadmium telluride semiconductor detector for hard X-ray imaging during the FOXSI-2 rocket experiment. The work demonstrates improvements in position resolution (sub-100 µm) and energy resolution (~1 keV FWHM) compared to earlier silicon strip detector designs, operating at moderate cooling temperatures. This research has no substantive connection to agriculture, food systems, soil health, nutrition, or human dietary outcomes, and falls outside the scope of Vitagri's Pulse Brain catalogue.
UK applicability
This paper has no applicability to UK agricultural practice, policy, or food systems research. It is a solar physics instrumentation study unrelated to farming, nutrition, or food production.
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