Abstract
Testing and modeling HpGe detector with anti-Compton shield
Highlights
Eurasian Journal of Physics and Functional MaterialsSimulating with GEANT4 of anti-Compton shield containing eight BGO scintillators that works on anticoincidence with HpGe detector was presented
Modern γ -spectrometry provides unique opportunities for various research in many fields of knowledge, such as cosmic radiation, the study of the properties of solids, nuclear structures and activation analysis [1,2,3,4]
Simulating with GEANT4 of anti-Compton shield containing eight BGO scintillators that works on anticoincidence with HpGe detector was presented
Summary
Simulating with GEANT4 of anti-Compton shield containing eight BGO scintillators that works on anticoincidence with HpGe detector was presented. The coefficient value of Compton tail suppression on 60Co spectrum was taken by simulating and from experiment. Comparing results of experimental data with simulating were presented. The influence of anti-coincidence inclusion on the detector efficiency was determined with simulation.
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