Re: Pulse height analyzer (portable MCA actually)

[mephillips12@magnox.co.uk]

     You might like to add to that list Amptek (www.amptek.com) who make a
     very small device (no built in amplifier tho') and Davidson (not sure
     if they have a web site - US 'phone no. is (203) 288-7324) who make a
     very rugged portable MCA.

     Regards,

     Martin

     Martin Phillips
     My views, not those of BNFL Magnox Generation Division
     m.e.phillips@magnox.co.uk
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     Date: Tue, 9 Feb 99 13:48:38 -0800
     From: "Busby, Bruce" <bab1303@doh.wa.gov> To:
     radsafe@romulus.ehs.uiuc.edu
     Subject: Re: Pulse height analyzer (portable MCA actually) Message-ID:
     <06A8C03601F10600@smtp.doh.wa.gov>
     Hi
     We are looking at several different ones, hoping to buy a new portable
     MCA (have ann older one already).
     Some of the names/ web sites for these are:
     Scout by Quanrad (http://www.quantrad.com/), and Berkeley Nucleonics
     Corporation (BNC)'s SAM 905/925 (http://www.berkeleynucleonics.com/)
     and Bubble Technology "microspec-ii" system (e-mail:
     bubble@intranet.ca.. web site???) and  Oxford Instruments
     "prospector-3cs" (http://www.oxford-instruments.com/) and Canberra's
     InSpector (http://www.canberra.com/) and EG&G's several
     (http://www.egginc.com/bin/webmate/Inst|138/page/egg/SpecSystems).
     I am sure there are a few more, though I have not seen them.


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