Lecture

Principle of X-ray Detection: Scintillation

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This lecture covers the principle of x-ray detection through scintillation, explaining the sequence of events in scintillation crystals, including Compton interaction, ionization, and photon emission. It also discusses the characteristics of scintillation materials, such as CdWO4 and NaI:Tl, focusing on density, attenuation coefficient, and light yield.

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