Abstract
In Ge(Li)-spectrometry the pulser method has found wide application for the correction of dead-time and pile-up losses. The usefulness of this method is limited, however, due to the different shapes of the full energy peaks and the pulser peak. Errors of the order of a few percent may arise if improper peak evaluation methods are used.
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