Testing Electronic Components with an Oscilloscope and Mössbauer Source

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Testing electronic components like spectroscopy amplifiers, single channel analyzers, and NaI scintillator counters can be effectively done using an oscilloscope. Calibration and repair manuals for these instruments are typically available from manufacturers, which provide specific testing methods. Utilizing a Mössbauer radioactive source can enhance the testing process by providing a reliable signal for analysis. It is recommended to consult the manufacturer's resources or customer support for detailed guidance. Proper testing ensures that the components are functioning correctly and efficiently.
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Dear All,
how to know whether electronic components such as spectroscopy amplifier (canberra 1413 or 2010), single channel analyzer (from ortec) and NaI Scintillator counter with its basis are working good. Are there any testing methods using a oscilloscope. I have a Mössbauer radioactive source.
Thanks for your reply,
Raj
 
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Rajini said:
Dear All,
how to know whether electronic components such as spectroscopy amplifier (canberra 1413 or 2010), single channel analyzer (from ortec) and NaI Scintillator counter with its basis are working good. Are there any testing methods using a oscilloscope. I have a Mössbauer radioactive source.
Thanks for your reply,
Raj
Most instruments like those will have a Calibration & Repair manual available. Check the manufacturer's website or contact them directly. :smile:
 

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