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Gammasphere's detectors use high purity germanium in order to increase a detector's probability of gamma ray interaction. The germanium used within each detector produces ten different analog signals known as the GeCenter, GeSide and 7 BGO signals, which are compacted by the analog pre-processing into four differential signals (GeCenter, GeSide, BGOSum & BGOPattern). | Gammasphere's detectors use high purity germanium in order to increase a detector's probability of gamma ray interaction. The germanium used within each detector produces ten different analog signals known as the GeCenter, GeSide and 7 BGO signals, which are compacted by the analog pre-processing into four differential signals (GeCenter, GeSide, BGOSum & BGOPattern). | ||
Revision as of 22:47, February 15, 2023
Gammasphere's detectors use high purity germanium in order to increase a detector's probability of gamma ray interaction. The germanium used within each detector produces ten different analog signals known as the GeCenter, GeSide and 7 BGO signals, which are compacted by the analog pre-processing into four differential signals (GeCenter, GeSide, BGOSum & BGOPattern).