Count Rate Effects is a phenomenon in radiation detection and measurement systems wherein the energy resolution of a detector degrades as a function of the incident radiation flux due to pulse pile-up, dead time, and signal processing limitations at high counting rates.
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A High Speed Geiger-Counter Circuit
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