The most frequently used experimental techniques for the observation of the Mössbauer effect are reviewed. The most versatile and most widely used system consists of a negative-feedback controlled electromechanical drive used in conjunction with a multichannel pulse-height analyser, and particular attention is given to the problems encountered in the design of this type of equipment.
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