Use of a large time-compensated scintillation detector in neutro

Details Use of a large time-compensated scintillation detector in neutro Use of a large time-compensated scintillation detector in neutro

1978-09-25

1979-12-25

Willis, Davis L.

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250369, 250390, 250392, G01T 120, G01T 300

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041807367

ABSTRACT:
A scintillator for neutron time-of-flight measurements is positioned at a desired angle with respect to the neutron beam, and as a function of the energy thereof, such that the sum of the transit times of the neutrons and photons in the scintillator are substantially independent of the points of scintillations within the scintillator. Extrapolated zero timing is employed rather than the usual constant fraction timing. As a result, a substantially larger scintillator can be employed that substantially increases the data rate and shortens the experiment time.

REFERENCES:
patent: 3517193 (1970-06-01), Mook, Jr. et al.
patent: 3519822 (1970-07-01), Sleege

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