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Detecting γ radiation with a scintillation counter

Detecting γ radiation with a scintillation counter

VP6.5.5.1

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Description

In the experiment P6.5.5.1, the output pulses of the scintillation counter are investigated using the oscilloscope and the MCA-Box with CASSY. The total absorption peak and the Compton distribution are identified in the pulse-amplitude distribution generated with monoenergetic γ radiation.

Components of equipment sets

1	559845 8	Mixed nuclide preparation, α, β, γ
1	559901	Scintillation counter
1	559891 4	Socket for scintillator shielding
1	559912 4	Detector output stage
1	52168 8	High-voltage power supply, 1.5 kV
1	524013 8	Sensor-CASSY 2
1	524058 8	MCA box
1	524220 4	CASSY Lab 2
1	30042 4	Stand rod, 47 cm, 12 mm diam.
1	30101 4	Leybold multiclamp
1	666555 4	Universal clamp 0...80 mm
1		additionally required: PC with Windows XP/Vista/7/8/10 (x86 or x64)
1	575302	* Oscilloscope 30 MHz, digital, PT1265
1	50102 8	* BNC cable, 1 m

Articles marked with * are not essential, we do however recommend them to carry out the experiment.

Experiment Instructions

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P6.5.5.1 Detecting ? radiation with a scintillation counter

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Detecting γ radiation with a scintillation counter

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