Abstract
The estimation of displacement damage rate requires the prior knowledge of displacement damage cross-section and displacement function is one part in the displacement damage cross-section calculation. The NRT model, which is used to calculate the displacement function for many years, always overestimates the number of displaced atoms in material. Although the arc-dpa model proposed recently can give correct results for the materials irradiated by neutron, there is still no suitable displacement function that can be used to accurately obtain both neutron and charged particles displacement cross-section comparing with experimental data. In the present work, a general displacement function is proposed, which is composed by power function model, arc-dpa model and BCA model. The model parameters are obtained for aluminum, iron, copper and tungsten. The displacement damage cross-sections for the materials irradiated by neutron and charged particles calculated using the general displacement function agree well with available experimental data.
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