A high-resolution magnetic beta-ray spectrometer adapted for on-line work

Johansson, A.; Nyman, B.; Svahn, B.; Bergman, O.; Pettersson, Hanna

doi:10.1016/0029-554x(73)90593-4

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“…The detection of β particles has been explored for many years using a variety of detector systems having a wide range of efficiency and resolution, viz., magnetic spectrometer [1], plastic scintillators [2], silicon [3] and germanium solid state detectors [4,5]. The magnetic spectrometer provides very high energy resolution but is limited in its efficiency and it is not considered suitable for the measurement involving short lived β decaying state.…”

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Measurement of β-decay end point energy with planar HPGe detector

Bhattacharjee

Pandit

Das

et al. 2014

Nuclear Instruments and Methods in Physics Research Section A:

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The end point energies of nuclear β decays have been measured with a segmented planar Ge LEPS detector using both singles and coincidence techniques. The β − γ coincidence has been performed with a segmented planar Ge LEPS and a single 10% HPGe detector. The γ ray and β particle responses of the Segmented planer Ge LEPS detector were studied using monte carlo simulation code GEANT3. The experimentally obtained β spectrum was in reasonably good agreement with the simulation results. The experimental end point energies are determined with substantial accuracy for some of the known β decays in 106 Rh, 210 Bi and 90 Y. The end point energies corresponding to three weak branches in 106 Rh → 106 Pd decay has been measured for the first time.

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