Description
Application
Alpha Spectrometer is designed to transform alpha-particle energies into electrical signals, their amplification, filtration, and transformation into spectral lines and their acquisition for spectral analysis with determination of the intensities of spectral lines. Bench top alpha spectrometer α2 contains 2 measurement chambers, which allows for simultaneous analysis of up to two samples. Every Alpha spectrometer chamber includes alpha particle detector, pressure sensor and preamplifier of signals from alpha detector.
Features
The Silicon Ion Implanted Alpha Particle Detector is intended for precise alpha spectroscopy. The thin entrance window of the detectors provides good energy resolution even in close location of the alpha radioactive source and also provides high efficiency registration of alpha particles.
COMPLETE SET
- Two alpha spectrometry chambers with preamplifiers, electronics, valves, etc.
- Two alpha-particle detectors
- Data acquisition and PC interface device
- Built-in spectrometric device
- Vacuum pump
- SpectraLineADA analysis software
- PC with emulation software
- Documentation set
SPECIFICATION
| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| Energy range of detector operation, MeV | 3 – 8 |
| Instrumental background, cps/hour | < 2 |
| Maximum input count rate, cps | >10000 |
| Detector sensitive area, mm2 | 450 |
| Detector thickness, µm | 400 |
| Detector bias voltage, V | 50 |
| Energy resolution for 5.49 MeV, keV | < 20 |
| Absolute detection efficiency at the distance of 5 mm from the sensitive area of the detector, % | > 20 |
SPECIFICATION
| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| Count rate | 0-50 000 pulses/s |
| Shaping time constant, switchable | 1 µs |
| Variable gain coarse and fine | Up to 500 |
| Noise level (referred to the input) | < 3 mV for 2 µs |
| Pole-zero adjustment | Available |
| Live time correction | Available |
| Opportunity to operate with pulse feedback preamplifier | Available |
| Base line auto restoration | Available |
| Gain stability | <0.0075 %/s |
| Integral nonlinearity | < 0.025 % |

