A constant fraction of pulse height trigger for optimum time resolution

Gedcke, D. A.; McDonald, W. J.

doi:10.1016/0029-554x(67)90145-0

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“…The method was discovered as a result of numerous leading-edgetiming measurements according to which the moment that represents the capture of the gquantum with minimum time jitter is when the pulse crosses a certain constant fraction level f CF of its full amplitude [12,13]. The optimum fraction is characteristic of the detectors, i.e.…”

Section: Data Analysis: Extracting the Time Informationmentioning

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Performance analysis of a digital positron lifetime spectrometer

Nissilä

Rytsölä

Aavikko

et al. 2005

Nuclear Instruments and Methods in Physics Research Section A:

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Performance analysis of a digital positron lifetime spectrometer

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Rytsölä

Aavikko

et al. 2005

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“…The time-stamp is then determined applying the digital Constant-Fraction Timing (CFT) filter [11] to the MB signal:…”

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Temperature gain correction for CsI(Tl) detection systems based on digital pulse shape analysis

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Fiori

Isaak

et al. 2015

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“…Pulses from Ge detectors, coincident with a K-stop trigger were amplified by a linear amplifier and fed into the multichannel analyser as usual. For the fast line we used the constant fraction discrimination method [9] and an anti-pile-up scheme against very high pulses. The in-beam resolution of the detectors varied with the detectors and with energy.…”

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Intensity measurements on ?-hyperonic and kaonic atoms

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Abstract. 2;-hyperonic X-ray lines have been observed in 8 elements and their intensities as well as those of the accompaning kaonic X-ray lines have been determined. The 2;-atomic cascade has been found to be similar to those of other exotic atoms. The production of S-hyperons per stopped K-has been measured by comparing their X-ray intensities. For the first time the intensity attenuation due to the strong absorptive 2;N interaction could be measured in four cases, and simple optical model calculations have been performed in order to reproduce the data.

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A constant fraction of pulse height trigger for optimum time resolution

Cited by 120 publications

References 8 publications

Performance analysis of a digital positron lifetime spectrometer

Performance analysis of a digital positron lifetime spectrometer

Temperature gain correction for CsI(Tl) detection systems based on digital pulse shape analysis

Intensity measurements on ?-hyperonic and kaonic atoms

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