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HEAO-B X-ray experiments. Non-dispersive spectroscopy

Abstract

The scientific objectives of HEAO-B are presented. They include four X-ray and gamma ray experiments in addition to two charged cosmic ray experiments. The first X-ray experiment is one using standard proportional counters, mechanically collimated, and covers the region from 0.2 to 60 keV. It is being designed for the purpose of detecting small changes in the surface brightness of the X-ray sky over a very broad spectral range. The second X-ray experiment involves Bragg crystal spectrometers for the range 0.5 to 10 keV. In the low energy gamma ray experiment, which also extends into the X-ray region, a cooled germanium (lithium drifted) gamma-ray spectrometer was used.

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Boldt, E. A.. 1973-02-01. HEAO-B X-ray experiments. Non-dispersive spectroscopy. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19730018144

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