GSO IEC 61976:2014
IEC 61976:2000
Gulf Standard
Current Edition
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Approved on
25 December 2014
Nuclear instrumentation - Spectrometry - Characterization of the spectrum background in HPGe gamma-ray spectrometry
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GSO IEC 61976:2014 Scope
This International Standard applies to gamma-ray spectra collected with hyperpure germanium
detectors (HPGe) for use in gamma-ray spectrometry, especially for low-background detectors
and measurements. This standard defines terms used to describe the background and the
background spectrum itself. This standard does not present methods that describe how to
reduce the background.
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