GEM P-type Coaxial HPGe Detector
High-Resolution Gamma Spectroscopy Detector for Nuclear Research
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Key Highlights
High-resolution HPGe detector for advanced gamma spectroscopy
Wide energy detection range starting from ~40 keV
High efficiency up to 150% for superior detection performance
World-class energy resolution for precise spectral analysis
Supports high count-rate applications with advanced preamplifier options
An optional cryocooler system (LN₂-free operation) reduces maintenance and downtime
Low-background carbon fiber endcap for ultra-sensitive measurements
Ideal for nuclear laboratories, research institutes, and industrial applications
Description
The GEM P-type Coaxial HPGe Detector is a high-performance gamma spectroscopy detector designed for precise radiation measurement, nuclear analysis, and research applications. Built with advanced P-type coaxial technology, it delivers exceptional performance across a wide energy range starting from ~40 keV, providing superior energy resolution and excellent peak shape for accurate spectral analysis. This detector supports both traditional liquid nitrogen cooling and modern cryocooler (LN2-free) systems, helping reduce operational complexity while ensuring continuous and stable performance. The GEM Series is a top-tier solution for organizations seeking high-efficiency HPGe detectors with world-class accuracy, reliability, and long-term stability.
Specifications
Type : High Purity Germanium (HPGe), P-type Coaxial Energy Range : ~40 keV and above Efficiency : Up to 150% Energy Resolution : High-resolution gamma spectroscopy grade High Count Rate Capability (~1 Mcps) Cooling Options :
Liquid Nitrogen (LN₂)
Cryocooler (LN2-free operation)
Endcap : Carbon fiber (low background) Electronics : SMART-1 integrated HV (optional) Configurations : PopTop, Streamline, mechanically cooled
Application
Gamma spectroscopy and spectral analysis
Nuclear research and nuclear physics
Radiation detection and measurement
Environmental radiation monitoring
Nuclear safeguards and security
Non-destructive assay (NDA)
Industrial radioactive material analysis