Abstract
A radiation detectors used a semi-insulating Indium Phosphide (InP) wafer for measurement of solar pp/7Be neutrinos have been developed in last a few years. A volume of the detector has achieved to 7mm3. This detector observed γ-rays, and measured a peak for the photoelectric effect at -79°C. The charge collection is mainly done by a carrier drift along to the electric field at outside of depletion layer, and the efficiency is achieved by 60 to 70%.
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