Goog morning Forum,
I am thinking to buy a new scintillation probe for x-rays and low gamma , let's say less than 50-100 KeV
I am considering LaBr3(CE), Srl2(EU) and NaI(Ti) all with beryllium window and small depth (like 25 x 10 mm or less)
I am able to find clear comparisons at normal or middle energies but I have found nothing that shows the energy resolution for these three crystals in the region of 60kev and below
Anywone has diagrams or numbers to share?
Happy Christmas
Marco/Italy
Labr3(ce) vs Srl2(EU) vs NaI for Xrays and very low gamma
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Marco75
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luuk
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Re: Labr3(ce) vs Srl2(EU) vs NaI for Xrays and very low gamma
Hi Marco,
maybe this can help you.
Luuk
maybe this can help you.
Luuk
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Marco75
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Re: Labr3(ce) vs Srl2(EU) vs NaI for Xrays and very low gamma
Thanks Luuk!
I will have a look!!
I will have a look!!
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Rob Tayloe
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Re: Labr3(ce) vs Srl2(EU) vs NaI for Xrays and very low gamma
On the Maximus Energy web blog one of his early articles was with a 2 mm thick SrI2(Eu) detector. Several spectra are shown with lower energy (e.g. Am241) peaks.
https://maximus.energy/index.php/2020/1 ... -detector/
https://maximus.energy/index.php/2020/1 ... -detector/
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Marco75
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Re: Labr3(ce) vs Srl2(EU) vs NaI for Xrays and very low gamma
that's great thanks Rob!!