A large area fast neutron detector based on an amorphous silicon pixel array and reflective telescope optics

Solid state-based surface barrier detectors (SBDs) have been employed in neutron radiation dosimetry for over half a century, each combination of detector featuring positives and pitfalls. Here the implications of constructing a portable neutron spectrometer device, based upon moderating high-density polyethylene substrates and utilising different types of large-area solid state SBDs, are discussed.

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A large area fast neutron detector based on an amorphous silicon pixel array and reflective telescope optics

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