Abstract
Two aspects of Ge(Li) gamma-ray spectrometry are discussed. The non-linearity of an amplifier-analyzer system was measured using a precision pulser and was checked with gamma-ray standards. The overall accuracy was 2 parts in 10 4. The relative detection efficiency of gamma-ray full-energy peaks was determined using sources with well measured relative gamma-ray emission rates. Two Ge(Li) detectors with active volumes of 3 cm 2×0.5 cm and 4 cm 2×0.5 cm were calibrated in the energy range 80—3200 keV. An overall accuracy of 5% in the energy region from 500–3200 keV and an accuracy of 10% over the entire range was obtained. The relative areas of the single escape peak and double escape peak to the full energy peak as a function of energy are included. The relative intensities of the 569.6, 1063.6 and 1771 keV gamma-rays following the decay of 207Bi were measured.
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