scintillator

Also, the light production of the scintillator has to be included.

Apparently, there's nothing wrong with either the scintillators or the computers.

These were received by scintillators at the back of the tube, beside the guns.

Currently, other scintillators are being researched for reduced production cost.

The noble gasses are the main sources of light in scintillators.

The positions of the interactions, in both the front and rear scintillators, was also measured.

For each step the rate measured in the corresponding section of the scintillator ring is recorded.

Another consideration of scintillators is the cost of producing them.

Gaseous scintillators have also been used in nuclear physics experiments.

The pulse carries information about the energy of the original incident radiation on the scintillator.

A scintillator is the core of a radiation detector.

I switched off and turned to the scintillator.

Distance between the source and scintillator max. 600 mm.

It consists of 4 arms, each consisting of 3 plastic scintillators.

Multisphere data are reduced using the liquid scintillator results as an input.

For most scintillators, light output depends on the temperature.

Later versions would have 254 scintillators so a two-dimensional image could be produced on a color monitor.

Doped with cerium, it is used as a scintillator material.

The main use of gadolinium oxysulfide is in ceramic scintillators.

To the surprise of many, the liquid was just as effective as crystal scintillators.

Today, liquid scintillators are in widespread use in nuclear, biological and medical research.

The practical choice of a scintillator material is usually a compromise among those properties to best fit a given application.

It consisted of scintillators and photomultipliers, which measured the radiation.

The purpose is to allow more efficient counting due to the intimate contact of the activity with the scintillator.

The scintillator array was sensitive to all types of charged secondary particles.