Multichannel systems for pulse-height and time-of-flight analysis based on the original development of Hutchinson and Scarrott are described. The equipment can be divided into three basic categories: (a) A time channel analyzer using serial storage and arithmetic operations. This unit provides approximately 500 2-μsec time channels each having a capacity of 10 binary digits. It is now being used for slow neutron time-of-flight spectroscopy. (b) A pulse-height-to-time converter which when used in conjunction with the above or similar unit forms a multichannel pulse-height analyzer with 200 useful channels. (c) Data display systems of two types, one for continuous visual monitoring and one for permanent recording in chart form.
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