gammaspektroskoopiaga
Gammaspektroskoopia is a technique used in nuclear physics and chemistry to measure the energy distribution of gamma rays emitted by a radioactive source. This process involves detecting the gamma rays and converting their energy into an electrical signal that can be analyzed. The resulting spectrum displays the intensity of gamma rays at different energy levels, providing a unique fingerprint of the isotopes present in the sample.
The primary components of a gammaspektroskoopia system include a detector and a data acquisition system. Common
The data acquisition system, typically a multi-channel analyzer (MCA), counts these pulses and sorts them according
Gammaspektroskoopia has wide-ranging applications, including nuclear material analysis, environmental monitoring for radioactive contamination, nuclear medicine for