Journal of Scientific Instruments · 1948 · 25 citations · 4 references
EngineeringElectrical EngineeringInstrumentationRadiation DetectionSemiconductor DevicesCharged Particle DetectionCoincidence CountingDetector SystemsCharge Collection ElectronicsCoincidence Timing ElectronicsTiming Response
A simple `flip-flop' circuit has been used to reverse the voltage of a Geiger counter after each discharge, in order to reduce the insensitive time of the counter by collecting the positive ions on the wire. The new insensitive time is of the order of 3 × 10-5 sec. The circuit has been tested by measuring the inefficiency of a counter with a new, fast hard-valve anti-coincidence circuit.
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Multivibrator Geiger Counter Circuit
Ivan A. Getting · Physical Review · 1938 · 44 citations
Reduction of the Natural Insensitive Time in G-M Counters
J. A. Simpson · Physical Review · 1944 · 30 citations
On the Production of Secondary Ionizing Particles by Non-Ionizing Agents in Cosmic Radiation
B. Rossi, L. Jánossy, G. D. Rochester et al. · Physical Review · 1940 · 16 citations
Natural Sciences, Astronomy, Physics +11