2011
DOI: 10.1063/1.3586154
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Measurement Of The Neutron Spectrum Of A DD Electronic Neutron Generator

Abstract: Abstract.A Cuttler-Shalev (C-S) 3 He proportional counter has been used to measure the energy spectrum of neutrons from a portable deuterium-deuterium electronic neutron generator. To improve the analysis of results from the C-S detector digital pulse shape analysis techniques have been used to eliminate neutron recoil artifacts in the recorded data. Data was collected using a 8-GHz, 10-bit waveform digitizer with its full scale corresponding to approximately 6-MeV neutrons. The measurements were made with the… Show more

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“…The resolution in the companion 3x2 EJ315 detector is expected to be similiar [8]. The intrinsic resolution for the EJ301D detector due to the light collection and PMT was then estimated using a fast, pulsed, stable (<1% variation in light output) blue LED light source [24] inserted via a fiber optic (FO) cable to the SMA FO fitting at the detector cell-PMT interface (Fig.1) to simulate a detector scintillation signal. A typical LED pulser spectrum in the 3x3 EJ301D detector, with the LED intensity matched to a similar Compton electron signal, is shown in Fig.8.…”
Section: Led Pulsermentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The resolution in the companion 3x2 EJ315 detector is expected to be similiar [8]. The intrinsic resolution for the EJ301D detector due to the light collection and PMT was then estimated using a fast, pulsed, stable (<1% variation in light output) blue LED light source [24] inserted via a fiber optic (FO) cable to the SMA FO fitting at the detector cell-PMT interface (Fig.1) to simulate a detector scintillation signal. A typical LED pulser spectrum in the 3x3 EJ301D detector, with the LED intensity matched to a similar Compton electron signal, is shown in Fig.8.…”
Section: Led Pulsermentioning
confidence: 99%
“…This reaction releases monoenergetic neutrons at E n = 2.45 MeV [10]. Because this source is monoenergetic, time-of-flight was not needed to determine the energy of the neutrons.…”
Section: Dd Generatormentioning
confidence: 99%
“…However, for previous QF measurements, a 60 keV deuteron energy was utilized to address higher trigger rates caused by higher neutron and x-ray fluxes at higher deuteron energy. Given the reported near independence of neutron energy from the deuteron energy at the 90 • angle [35,36], the assumption was made that the neutron beam energy remains at 2.43 ± 0.03 MeV even when the deuteron energy is reduced to 60 keV. Nevertheless, due to the volume of the deuteron plate and the NaI(Tl) crystal, there could be a certain angle distribution slightly different from 90 • .…”
Section: Time Of Flight (Tof) Measurements For Incident Neutron Energ...mentioning
confidence: 99%