Abstract
A multi-angle fast neutron time-of-flight spectrometer operating in the nanosecond range is described. The system consists of eight detectors at angles between 20° and 160°. For all the detectors only one time-to-pulse height converter is used. The pulsed 10 MeV tandem accelerator, the detectors and electronic circuitry, the computer coupling and a neutron producing gas target are discussed. Examples of experimental application are given.
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