Characterization of a Commercial Silicon Beta Cell

Foxe, Michael; Hayes, James C.; Mayer, M.; McIntyre, Justin I.; Sivels, Ciara B.; Suarez, Rey

doi:10.2172/1258729

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“…They are placed opposite one another at the bases of a cylindrical housing. The PIPSbox shows an energy resolution of 10% (13 keV) FWHM for the 131m Xe 129-keV CE [32]. The PIPSBox is designed to be placed in the new generation SPALAX [17] on the face of an HPGe detector (as in the Système de Prélèvement Automatique en Ligne avec l'Analyse du Xénon (SPALAX)), and is not a modular replacement for plastic scintillator β cells used in the SAUNA II or Xenon International systems.…”

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Radioxenon net count calculations revisited

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Auer²,

Bowyer

et al. 2019

J Radioanal Nucl Chem

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Since 1998, there have been improvements in the capability to detect atmospheric radioxenon in the International Monitoring System operated by the Preparatory Commission of the Comprehensive Nuclear-Test-Ban Treaty Organization. The upgrades have resulted in next-generation versions of the radioxenon systems. This paper explores radioxenon data analysis improvements beyond the original radioxenon beta-gamma analysis equations that were formulated in 2000. Additionally, it provides recommendations to further improve analysis and refine the equations. The areas of improvement are described in terms of equations, physical detectors, and field-testing. These recommendations are provided with the intention of improving accuracy and precision of radioxenon measurements.

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