Calculation of True Coincidence Summing Correction Factor for Clover Detector in Add-Back and Direct Mode
arXiv (Cornell University)(2023)
𝑎 Saha Institute of Nuclear Physics | Bidhan Nagar | 𝑏 Homi Bhabha National Institute | National Institute of Technology Calicut Department of Physics
Abstract
The true coincidence summing effect on the full-energy peak efficiency calibration of an unsuppressed clover HPGe detector has been studied. Standard multi-energetic and mono-energetic gamma-ray sources were used to determine the full-energy peak efficiency of the detector as a function of the gamma-ray energies at different source-to-detector distances. The true coincidence summing correction factors for the full-energy peak efficiency of the detector has been determined, in the add-back and direct modes of the detector, using both experimental and analytical methods. Geant4 simulations were performed to obtain the full-energy peak efficiency and total efficiency of the detector for different gamma-ray energies. The simulated efficiencies were used to calculate the correction factors using the analytical method. The correction factors obtained from both analytical and experimental methods were found to be in good agreement with each other. The clover detector in add-back mode exhibits larger summing corrections compared to the direct mode for the same source-to-detector distances. For the add-back mode, the coincidence summing effect is not significant for source-to-detector distances 13 cm or above, whereas, for the direct mode, measurements can be performed for source-to-detector distances 5 cm or above without considering the coincidence summing effect.
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