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titleOfInvention Device and method for detecting radiation
abstract The invention relates to a device (7) for detecting radiation, preferably x-ray radiation, comprising at least one detector element (11) which has an absorber element (1) for the radiation and a nanowire (2) that is connected to the absorber element (1) in a thermally conductive manner and is made of a superconductive material. Cooling means (34) are provided in order to cool the absorber element (1) and the nanowire (2) to a temperature in the range of the transition temperature of the nanowire (2) in the operating state of the device (7), and an analyzing and control unit (6) is provided in order to determine whether the nanowire (2) is in a superconductive state or not. According to the invention, at least one heating means (8) is provided which can be actuated by the analyzing and control unit (6) in order to allow a thermal energy pulse to be fed to the absorber element (1). The analyzing and control unit (6) is designed to continuously feed energy pulses to the absorber element (1) in the operating state of the device (7) as long as the nanowire (2) is in the superconductive state.
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