Abstract: A method of producing a silicone foil for use in an optoelectronic semiconductor component by molding including introducing a mold foil into a mold, introducing a carrier foil into the mold, wherein the carrier foil is fitted on a substrate foil and the substrate foil projects laterally beyond the carrier foil at least in places within a cavity of the mold, providing and applying a silicone base composition to the mold foil or to the carrier foil, molding the silicone base composition for the silicone foil in the mold between the mold foil and the carrier foil, wherein the silicone base composition is brought into contact with the substrate foil in at least one overlap region laterally alongside the carrier foil, removing the mold foil from the silicone foil, and separating the overlap region.

Abstract: A position-sensitive radiation detector includes a substrate and an electrically conductive electrode system which is arranged on a surface of said substrate and the configuration and arrangement of which permits position determination of a charge carrier beam impinging thereon. The substrate and the electrode system each consist of a transparent material, for example glass, or a mixture of indium oxide and tin oxide. Disposed on the electrode system is a layer of luminescent material. The present radiation detector permits at the same both an electronic and an optical signal acquisition, the latter for example photographically, visually or by means of an optoelectronic device, such as a video camera, which picks up the light passing through the substrate. Due to the combined electronic and optical signal acquisition the radiation detector can be used in a very large intensity range.