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Energy resolution of small scintillation detectors with SiPM light readout

Grodzicka et al., 2013

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9202896046802112095
Author
Grodzicka M
Moszyński M
Szczęśniak T
Kapusta M
Szawłowski M
Wolski D
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Journal of Instrumentation

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The development of silicon photomultipliers (SiPMs) with a large number of APD cells and improved linearity of the pulse height response prompted interest in their application to gamma spectrometry with scintillators. Hamamatsu MPPC sensors equipped with 3600 and …
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