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Introduction to Spectroscopy
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INTRODUCTION9.1 Spectroscopy is the aspect of radiation measurements that deals with measuring the energy distribution of particles emitted by a radioactive source or produced by a nuclear reaction. This introduction to spectroscopy is complemented by Chapters 11-14, which present details on spectroscopy of photons, charged particles, and neutrons. This chapter discusses the following broad subjects: 1. De nition of differential and integral spectra 2. Energy resolution of the detector 3. The function of a multichannel analyzer (MCA).
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- Measurement and Detection of Radiation
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- CRC Press
- Published
- 2010-12-07
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- 263-266
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- en
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