1975
DOI: 10.1109/tns.1975.4327695
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Megachannel Pulse Height Analyzer Based on a Magnetic Drum with CAMAC Instrumentation

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“…The 7 radiation which depopulates the levels of interest, was observed with an intrinsic Ge detector (1.6 cm x 19 cm2); it stopped the TAC. The data acquisition was performed with the multichannel analyzer MECCA [9]. The energy signals of the/3 and 7 detectors and the time signals from the TAC were recorded event by event on magnetic tapes.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The 7 radiation which depopulates the levels of interest, was observed with an intrinsic Ge detector (1.6 cm x 19 cm2); it stopped the TAC. The data acquisition was performed with the multichannel analyzer MECCA [9]. The energy signals of the/3 and 7 detectors and the time signals from the TAC were recorded event by event on magnetic tapes.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The shortest repetition time for the switching procedure is 20 ms and, thus, the beam can be chopped with "on" and "off" times of 10 ms each or longer. The high-voltage switch controls a clock [10] which provides the one-megachannel analyzer MECCA [11] with a digitized time information. This enables 7-ray multispectra measurements where up to 256 spectra of 4,096 channels each can be registered for subsequent time windows with a width of 0.1 ms or longer.…”
Section: Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The third Ge(Li) detector of 61cm 3 was positioned under different angles with respect to the others. The data acquisition was performed with the analyzer MECCA [10] using 3 ADC's, The energy spectra of the two fixed detectors were recorded with one single ADC and the spectra of the movable detector were stored through the second ADC. The third ADC was used for the analysis of the time between the signals from the different detectors.…”
Section: Angular Correlationsmentioning
confidence: 99%