ionization current

Ionization current signals are all pulses with a local peak in between.

This is done by help of ionization current.

The pulse is merely the ionization current in the detector caused by this event plotted against time.

As charged particles pass through these strips, they cause small ionization currents which can be detected and measured.

This generates an ionization current which is measured by an electrometer circuit.

Separate inductive ignition coils with ionization current measurement.

For example, ionization currents might get periodic high surges, which do not imply high rates but just high energy depositions for stray events.

In its simplest form, the GDD involves one or more electrodes biased with a generally low voltage (e.g. up to 20 V), which is sufficient to collect the ionization current created by whatever sources.