I picked this up on eBay a while back and haven't done much with it.
I assume it contains a czt crystal.
Questions:
1. Has anyone seen one of these before and know anything about them?
2. Are the connections MCX or tiny LEMO's?
3. Guesses on the bias?
Thanks,
Jim Kovalchick
eV Product detector
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Jim Kovalchick
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eV Product detector
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Sesselmann
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Re: eV Product detector
Jim,
Wow, looks interesting, never seen one of those.. Many years ago I had some eV-CZT detectors and if I recall correctly I had it working quite nicely with a 9V battery for the bias.
As for the connectors my guess would be Lemo.
Steven
Wow, looks interesting, never seen one of those.. Many years ago I had some eV-CZT detectors and if I recall correctly I had it working quite nicely with a 9V battery for the bias.
As for the connectors my guess would be Lemo.
Steven
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NuclearPhoenix
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Re: eV Product detector
Hi Jim,
Looks like a CZT detector to me, I've worked with a similar-looking one in the past and googling "eV Products" returns a lot of CZT results too.
However, the ones I used worked with bias voltages from like 200 V to 2000 V and what I've seen here by searching on the forums is that most of the other commercial detector work with much lower voltages, so take that with a grain of salt.
Pretty sure those are the miniature Lemos connectors too.
Matthias
Looks like a CZT detector to me, I've worked with a similar-looking one in the past and googling "eV Products" returns a lot of CZT results too.
However, the ones I used worked with bias voltages from like 200 V to 2000 V and what I've seen here by searching on the forums is that most of the other commercial detector work with much lower voltages, so take that with a grain of salt.
Pretty sure those are the miniature Lemos connectors too.
Matthias
