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Radiation detector readout system Patent

Circuit design for determining amount of photomultiplier tube light detection utilizing variable current source and dark current signals of opposite polarity

Baker, B. R.↗

A digital multichannel photometer

Semiconductor diode image tube system as digital multichannel photometer, noting cost, weight and size advantages over photomultiplier tube array with pulse counting electronics

Beaver, E. A.↗

Rotary shutter mechanism contains optical elements

Two cylindrical shutter mechanisms having fixed outer sleeves and rotating inner sleeves use single stepping motor and Geneva mechanism to sequentially move optical components into path of ultraviolet monochromator for output control to photomultiplier. Photometric and wavelength calibration sources insure shutter positions according to operational phases.

Weilbach, A. O.↗

Measurement of the nuclear electromagnetic cascade development in glass at energies above 200 GeV

The longitudinal development of nuclear-electromagnetic cascades with energies greater than 200 GeV was measured in a low-Z (glass) absorber. This was done in the course of operating an ionization spectrometer at mountain altitude in an experiment to study the properties of gamma rays emitted from individual interactions at energies around 10,000 GeV. The ionization produced by a cascade is sampled by 20 sheets of plastic scintillator spaced uniformly in depth every 2.2 radiation lengths. Adjacent pairs of scintillators are viewed by photomultipliers which measure the mean ionization produced by an individual cascade in 10 layers each 1.1 interaction length (4.4 radiation lengths) thick. The longitudinal development of the cascades was measured for about 250 cascades having energies ranging from 200 GeV to 2500 GeV. The observations are compared with the predictions of calculations made for this specific spectrometer using a three-dimensional Monte Carlo model of the nuclear-electromagnetic cascade.

Gillespie, C. R.↗