Interchangeable detector and collimator modules let one neutron spectrometer adjust area, collimation, and energy sensitivity for varied missions.
Adjusting detector plane separation improves angular resolution for fissile material imaging without adding electronics.
Replacing bulky mechanical scanners, this active interrogation system detects special nuclear materials within seconds using gamma-beta blind sensors.
Time-gated gamma detection excludes fratricidal noise during neutron pulses to improve signal-to-noise ratio.
Replacing solid converters with a gas chamber and 3D trace reconstruction improves fast neutron measurement accuracy.
A pulsed-neutron instrument corrects gross data signals by subtracting inelastic background radiation characterized during air measurements.
A portable time-of-flight neutron spectroscopy system uses coincidence detection to determine neutron energy spectra.
A portable neutron detector uses scintillator imaging to determine the direction of travel for incoming neutrons.
Single atom spectroscopy replaces Thermal Spike Theory to resolve prediction inaccuracies in tensioned metastable fluid detectors.
Continuous non-pulsed neutron irradiation enables simultaneous gamma detection, resolving the trade-off between measurement precision and productivity.
Segmenting the spherical moderator into polyhedral units reduces device weight and eliminates Helium-3 dependency while maintaining isotropic response.