Radiation Detection: Filter Electrons Out

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To design a radiation detector that specifically detects electron radiations while filtering out protons, alpha, and beta radiations, mass-based filtering techniques can be considered. It is noted that electrons and beta particles are essentially the same, complicating the filtering process. Implementing a method to quantify the Linear Energy Transfer (LET) could help in distinguishing between the different types of radiation. Careful calibration and detection algorithms will be necessary to achieve effective discrimination. Ultimately, a combination of mass-based techniques and LET quantification may provide a viable solution for this detection challenge.
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If I were to design a radiation detector to detect electron radiations , but in the process proton ,alpha and beta radiations are also being detected , then how can I implement a filtering technique to filter the rest out?

Mass based filtering can be used i suppose?
 
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There is no difference between "electron" radiations and beta radiations (beta particles are just electrons radiated as a result of nuclear processes). I suppose you could figure out a way to quantify the LET for discrimination with the others.
 
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