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SCINTILLATION $gamma$ SPECTROMETER WITH CHANNEL CONTROL

E. K. Bonyushkin, V.V. Spektor

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Descriptions are given of a luminescence gamma spectrometer with a CsI(Tl) crystal and channel control. The spectrometer is capable of dividing close lines in a complex spectrum and separating weak activity in a strong background. The resolving power is 12.5% for E gamma = 0.663 Mev and 10.5% for E gamma = 1.33 Mev. The efficiency at E gamma = 0.663 Mev is W = 1.3%. (tr- auth)

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Descriptions are given of a luminescence gamma spectrometer with a CsI(Tl) crystal and channel control. The spectrometer is capable of dividing close lines in a complex spectrum and separating weak activity in a strong background. The resolving power is 12.5% for E gamma = 0.663 Mev and 10.5% for E gamma = 1.33 Mev. The efficiency at E gamma = 0.663 Mev is W = 1.3%. (tr- auth)

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Descriptions are given of a luminescence gamma spectrometer with a CsI(Tl) crystal and channel control. The spectrometer is capable of dividing close lines in a complex spectrum and separating weak activity in a strong background. The resolving power is 12.5% for E gamma = 0.663 Mev and 10.5% for E gamma = 1.33 Mev. The efficiency at E gamma = 0.663 Mev is W = 1.3%. (tr- auth)

Key concepts: Spectrometer, Gamma ray spectrometer, Scintillation, Scintillation counter, Physics, Channel (broadcasting), Gamma ray, Nuclear physics

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