3. Scintillation detectors
Scintillators fall into two main families:
inorganic scintillators, which are crystalline ;
organic scintillators, which include plastics and some crystals and whose fluorescence processes are based on different physical principles (see
§ 4.2). Table
4
gives the main characteristics of the scintillators commonly used (for definitions, see
§ 4.3).
The values given apply at room temperature. The light yield of a scintillator decreases significantly...
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Scintillation detectors