Re: signal detector question
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- Subject: [mg39687] Re: signal detector question
- From: peter weijnitz <pewei at algonet.se>
- Date: Sat, 1 Mar 2003 22:04:59 -0500 (EST)
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The book "Excited lifetime measurment " by Demas treats the problem of pileup and gives some analytical expressions. It is a very readable book in the area of data reduction. some references in the book goes deeper into detail. I could look them up if this is something for you, if you mail me directly. Peter W The Leddons wrote: > Hi, > Does anyone know of an example of pulse pile up and how it is detected > in a data set? This is when two photons or particles hit a detector at > the same time and get counted as one particle/or photon. Is there a way > to uncover this problem in a residuals analysis of the data distribution > for example? Would appreciate an example notebook. > > Thanks if you guys can help. > Debi-lyn