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Simulation Research of Charged Particle Discrimination Methods

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A simple model was used to simulate the current pulse induced by charged particles with Si detector. With simulated current shapes of three element groups, H/D/T (6MeV), He-3/He-4 (15MeV) and Li-6/Li-7 (35MeV), three methods of pulse shape analysis (PSA), i.e. the m2-m3 method, the integration method and the second moment method, were compared and analyzed. Their discrimination performance and noise resisting property are investigated. The results show that the charge integration method and the m2-m3 method both have good discrimination performance and noise resisting property. While neither the discrimination performance nor the noise resisting property of the second moment method is satisfactory.

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Applied Mechanics and Materials (Volumes 568-570)

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146-151

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https://doi.org/10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.568-570.146

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June 2014

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Jin Tao Zhu, Guo Fu Liu, Jun Yang, Lei Zhang

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Charged Particle Identification, Discrimination Performance, Noise Resisting Property, Pulse Shape Analysis

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