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Germanium Detector Arrays
by Dirk Rudolph

This introduction is split into several parts. At first, the basic features of semi-conductor Germanium detectors are explained with respect to high-resolution gamma-ray spectroscopy. The implemantation of Compton suppression shields proved to be the next major step in the development of multi-detector arrangements. Recently, composite detectors were constructed which effectively enhance the detection probability. A number of contemporary Germanium detector arrays and future developments in the field are briefly presented. Finally, a number of ancillary detector devices, which are coupled to the 'Big Arrays', are illustrated. A picture gallery is included at the end..

  • Germanium Detectors
  • Compton Suppression
  • Composite Detectors
  • Contemporary Arrays
  • Future Arrays
  • Ancillary Detectors
  • Picture Gallery

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