Congratulations to Vladimir Morozov and Natalia Morozova on obtaining a patent!
The invention belongs to the field of charged particle delayed coincidence spectrometers that register radiation from a radioactive preparation, particularly single-detector fast-slow delayed coincidence spectrometers for determining the lifetimes of short-lived nuclear or molecular states. The spectrometer is characterised in that signals for time analysis are taken from the anode and the last dynode of the photoelectron multiplier using a device in which an additional load resistance is introduced into the circuit of the last dynode.
Technical specification: to implement a highly efficient single-detector fast-slow delayed coincidence spectrometer designed to determine the lifetimes of both nanosecond and microsecond excited states of radioactive nuclei by using low-activity sources in a 4π-measurement geometry.
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