Unitary scintillation detector and system
AssigneeMartin Marietta Energy Systems, Inc.
InventorsStephanie A. McElhaney, Marion M. Chiles
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AssigneeMartin Marietta Energy Systems, Inc.
InventorsStephanie A. McElhaney, Marion M. Chiles
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The invention is a unitary alpha, beta, and gamma scintillation detector and system for sensing the presence of alpha, beta, and gamma radiations selectively or simultaneously. The scintillators are mounted in a light-tight housing provided with an entrance window for admitting alpha, beta, and gamma radiation and excluding ambient light from the housing. Light pulses from each scintillator have different decay constants that are converted by a photosensitive device into corresponding differently shaped electrical pulses. A pulse discrimination system identifies the electrical pulses by their respective pulse shapes which are determined by decay time. The identified electrical pulses are counted in separate channel analyzers to indicate the respective levels of sensed alpha, beta, and gamma radiations.
A unitary scintillation detector for sensing the presence of alpha, beta, and gamma radiations comprising:
A unitary scintillation detector for sensing the presence of alpha, beta, and gamma radiations comprising:
A unitary scintillation detector for sensing the presence of alpha, beta, and gamma radiations comprising:
A unitary scintillation detector for sensing the presence of alpha, beta, and gamma radiations comprising:
A unitary scintillation detector for sensing the presence of alpha, beta, and gamma radiations comprising:
A unitary scintillation detector for sensing the presence of alpha, beta, and gamma radiations comprising:
A unitary scintillation detector for sensing the presence of alpha, beta, and gamma radiations comprising:
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