X-ray analysis apparatus and detector reading circuit means suit

X-ray or gamma ray systems or devices – Specific application – Diffraction – reflection – or scattering analysis

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378 91, 378116, A61B 600

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ABSTRACT:
Pulses generated by an x-ray gas ionisation detector have different temporal forms in dependence of the location in the detector where an x-ray photon interacts with a gas atom. The energy-resolution at count rates amounting to Mcts.sup.-1 of an x-ray analysis apparatus is improved by employing a resetable pulse-integrator. A resetable integrator is constructed by employing a dual gate field-effect transistor (FET) and a wide-band current feedback operational amplifier. Cross-talk due to parasitic capacitances is reduced by supplying a suitable DC voltage to one of the two gates of the dual gate FET. The gate control is made independent of the output of the integrator.

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