Introduction to Gamma Spectroscopy

[@aestoev]

Love this lecture! Very informative!

[@sirocoland]

Very useful, thanks a lot.

[@saikatsen9661]

Nice talk!! I have a question--why Ge detectors are needed to be cooled to 77K temperature!??

[@uraniumdrive]

semiconductors have a "gap" thats very easy for electrons to jump across and create a "false" signal, resulting in noise. lowering the temperature decreases the probability for thermal excitation so you're much more likely to be reading the actual gamma ray signals you want

[@thomasmaughan4798]

Thermal noise has application in astrophotography as well. Cool the sensor so that it does not "see itself".

[@osmanfb1]

very informative. thanks.

[@alextocev6301]

good lecture ty

[@ДмитрийБурбовский]

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