A pulse length analyzer

Author

Paul Scheie

Publication Date

6-3-1957

Abstract

For experiments involving small scintillators and for experiments involving scintillator telescopes, the circuitry may closely resemble that used with geiger counters. However, if it is desired to make use of the variation in the signal amplitude in a large scintillator, some means must be found to deal with a wide range of amplitudes. The scintillator employed in the experiment to which this work relates is a tank 10 feet in diameter that contains 300 gallons of activated toluene; light of the scintillations is collected by a 16 inch photo-multiplier tube that is located on top of the tank.

Degree Name

Physics

Level of Degree

Masters

Department Name

Physics & Astronomy

First Committee Member (Chair)

John Root Green

Second Committee Member

Christopher Pratt Leavitt

Third Committee Member

Victor H. Regener

Language

English

Document Type

Thesis

Recommended Citation

Scheie, Paul. "A pulse length analyzer." (1957). https://digitalrepository.unm.edu/phyc_etds/160