Abstract
Some characteristics of an NE213 miniature spherical spectrometer for in-assembly fast-neutron spectrometry were measured. As the bubbling time changed, the pulse-height did not change appreciably, but the n−γ discrimination characteristics changed considerably. As the count rate changed, the pulse-height did not change appreciably, and the change of the n−γ discrimination characteristics was acceptable. The neutron response function was measured to be almost isotropic except for the backward direction.
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