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摘要
通过将一个简单的无源锡屏蔽与一个薄的NaI (Tl)探测器耦合,可以将15-95 keV能量范围内的大气背景计数率衰减约12.5倍。包括准直器的重量在内,用这种组合建造的望远镜的总表面密度只有~ 3 g cm−2,允许在气球实验的正常重量限制下建造~ 30 m2的敏感区域。为了测量不同类型屏蔽的有效性,使用一个装有放射源的水箱模拟了大气伽马辐射。
A lightweight shield-detector combination for use in hard X-ray telescopes
By coupling a simple, passive shield of tin with a thin NaI (Tl) detector the atmospheric background counting rate in the energy range 15–95 keV can be attenuated by a factor of approximately 12.5. Including the weight of the collimator, a telescope built with this combination would have a total surface density of only ∼ 3 g cm−2, allowing a sensitive area of ∼ 30 m2 to be constructed within the normal restrictions of weight on a balloon experiment. To measure the of effectiveness of different types of shielding, the atmospheric gamma radiation was simulated using a tank of water containing radioactive sources.