This paper studies the impact that the outcome of new digital architectures has brought to dead time of spectrometers. Special emphasis is given to the performance comparison between conventional spectrometers and the most important architectures usually adopted in the digital solutions. Dead-time analysis is accomplished through a dedicated numerical simulation application developed with the purpose of optimizing the digital architecture performance taking into account parameters such as the incident rate of events, the existence of pulse pile-up or the complexity of the processing algorithm used during the digital pulse processing. Results of simulations using a real time multiprocessor platform (Digital Pulse Processing-M8) are presented...
The counting losses introduced by the dead time of a counting system are a limiting factor in counti...
Dead time affects many of the instruments used in X-ray astronomy, by producing a strong distortion ...
High intensity radiation measurements are confounded by detector dead-time and pulse pile-up problem...
Dead-time losses are well recognized and studied drawbacks in counting and spectroscopic systems. In...
In this work, a fast 32-bit one-million-channel time interval spectrometer is proposed based on fiel...
One of the most recent developments in equipment for high and/or varying count rates, as encountered...
This research is focused on dead time and the subsequent count loss estimation in radiation detectio...
Dead time determinations on a mass spectrometry system with ion counting detection can either be don...
Modern spectrometers are currently developed by using digital pulse processing (DPP) systems, showin...
Dead time determinations on a mass spectrometry system with ion counting detection can either be don...
© 2022 Elsevier B.V.An indirect method based on timestamp analysis is developed to estimate the dead...
Digital pulse processing is a signal processing technique in which detector (preamplifier output) si...
Since the early forties, researchers from around the world have been studying the phenomenon of dead...
Dead time determintions on a mass spectromety system with ion counting detection can either be done ...
Since the early forties, researchers from around the world have been studying the phenomenon of dead...
The counting losses introduced by the dead time of a counting system are a limiting factor in counti...
Dead time affects many of the instruments used in X-ray astronomy, by producing a strong distortion ...
High intensity radiation measurements are confounded by detector dead-time and pulse pile-up problem...
Dead-time losses are well recognized and studied drawbacks in counting and spectroscopic systems. In...
In this work, a fast 32-bit one-million-channel time interval spectrometer is proposed based on fiel...
One of the most recent developments in equipment for high and/or varying count rates, as encountered...
This research is focused on dead time and the subsequent count loss estimation in radiation detectio...
Dead time determinations on a mass spectrometry system with ion counting detection can either be don...
Modern spectrometers are currently developed by using digital pulse processing (DPP) systems, showin...
Dead time determinations on a mass spectrometry system with ion counting detection can either be don...
© 2022 Elsevier B.V.An indirect method based on timestamp analysis is developed to estimate the dead...
Digital pulse processing is a signal processing technique in which detector (preamplifier output) si...
Since the early forties, researchers from around the world have been studying the phenomenon of dead...
Dead time determintions on a mass spectromety system with ion counting detection can either be done ...
Since the early forties, researchers from around the world have been studying the phenomenon of dead...
The counting losses introduced by the dead time of a counting system are a limiting factor in counti...
Dead time affects many of the instruments used in X-ray astronomy, by producing a strong distortion ...
High intensity radiation measurements are confounded by detector dead-time and pulse pile-up problem...