Pulse Height Analyzer with Coincidence Correction

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Abstract

A pulse height analyzer (PHA) is used to measure the frequency distribution of the signal output height of an event detector. However, the typical PHA algorithm has limitations in measurement; it cannot distinguish multiplet due to coincidence and singlet pulse. Coincidences will pile up the signals that make the pulse height value higher than it should be. Therefore, this study has developed a simple algorithm to calculate pulse height distribution with coincidence correction (PHA-CC). The developed algorithm firstly identified the coincidence pulse by considering its pulse width. The result shows that the developed algorithm could successfully distinguish multiplet and singlet pulses. The significance of pulse height distribution measured by the PHA-CC compared to regular PHA was also discussed in this paper.

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Saputra, C., Waris, A., Munir, M. M., & Novitrian. (2022). Pulse Height Analyzer with Coincidence Correction. In Journal of Physics: Conference Series (Vol. 2243). Institute of Physics. https://doi.org/10.1088/1742-6596/2243/1/012037

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