The Use of Cf-252 to Measure Latchup Cross Sections as a Function of LET

Reier, M.

doi:10.1109/tns.1986.4334656

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“…Note that additional small peaks appear on the far left and right of the plot. The peak on the left corresponds to noise, and the peak on the right is from the last channel of the ADC (#1023), caused by the fission products of the 252 Cf source which have an energy higher that the upper detection limit of 81 MeV [11,12]. Another small peak appears at channel #210, which results from a test on a well-known value used to verify the performance.…”

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Embedded silicon detector to investigate the natural radiative environment

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A detector based on a silicon diode was developed to investigate the natural radiative environment. As the detector is embeddable, it has low power consumption and is lightweight and small. The instrument was tested under different neutron beams and used during stratospheric balloon flights. A comparison of the experimental results with Monte Carlo simulation results shows that the embeddable detector is a promising means of investigating the natural radiative environment.

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