GE Liangquan1 ZENG Guoqiang1 LAI Wanchang1 FAN Zhenguo2 NI Weichong3 XIONG Shengqing2 1. The development of a digital airborne gamma-ray spectrometry[J]. Nuclear techniques, 2011, 34(2): 156-160.
GE Liangquan1 ZENG Guoqiang1 LAI Wanchang1 FAN Zhenguo2 NI Weichong3 XIONG Shengqing2 1. The development of a digital airborne gamma-ray spectrometry[J]. Nuclear techniques, 2011, 34(2): 156-160.DOI:
The development of a digital airborne gamma-ray spectrometry
we report a newly developed AGS instrument.The probe is composed of five 5 NaI(Tl) scintillators of 10 mm×10 mm×40 mm size.Four of them detect the ground
and the fifth detects the sky.A temperature sensor
a preamplifier with circuit negative feedback and a high voltage supply with lower noise are designed.A Y/U double channel digital controlled gain amplifier for fine adjustment of the spectral drift
and high speed ADC and CPLD
are designed to perform digital spectroscopy and improve the energy resolution and pulse through output rate(>100 k/s).Two self-stabilization spectrum loops are designed for spectrum stability.The first loop performs rough adjustment(temperature)
and the second loop does the fine adjustment by a Kalman filter.The AGS system has the following specifications: energy range of detection
0.02–10.0 MeV;the spectral drift
±1 channel;and spectrum collection time of 0.5–1 s.The 20 NaI(Tl)+PMT scintillation counters can be operated at the same time.